The Eyre Affair
I liked this silly romp through literature come to life, time traveling, and alternate history.
That's what I read (mostly)
I liked this silly romp through literature come to life, time traveling, and alternate history.
Yeah, the plot and characters are a little plug-and-play YA romance. But well done.
I had been saving this one and rubbing my hands in gleeful anticipation after reading lots of good things about it in social media.
“Sweeping” is a cliche but it applies here. Political movements and philosophical differences. Multiple cultures, continents, empires.
This was my first venture into InCryptid so I had to start at the beginning. I found this a lighter read than her other work; more fluffy.
The only thing the four books in this collection have in common is the author. It’s not a series; there’s no overlap
It feels funny to call this a light read and yet that’s what it ended up being for me, despite the darkness and the tragedy.
The good thing about this series: It’s complete, so we’re not left hanging on a literal cliff after the second book. The bad thing about this series: It’s complete, so there’s no more to read here!