Shadowseer: London (Shadowseer, Book One)

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Shadowseer: London (Shadowseer, Book One)

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Pros

The atmosphere in this book is great and very skillfully written. The story quickly captures the reader’s interest and flows smoothly.

Kaia is a 17-yr old orphan in the 1850’s in victorian europe who can sense shadows, a supernatural entity from someplace else. Detective pinsley a 45-year old inspector from scotland yard takes kaia under his wing to help him solve a series of mysteri... Read More

Though inexperienced in matters of life, she manages to teach a crusty, science-is-everything policeman. Even though the * went as hoped, the doctor worries about that girl messing things up. Morgan has an exceptional way of expressing herself and the... Read More

This tale highlights cruelty, unkindness and poverty. Our heroes are an unlikely pair, yet, they work together like peanut butter and jelly.

Inspector sebastian pinsley sees a mark on tabitha an eye (oval with a dot and lines like stylized lashes) when she's being led to the magistrate, she makes a break for it.

Cons

I dislike cliffhangers, especially the sort writers tag on with the express purpose of getting readers to buy the next book.

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Quality

Villain very well structured, without being over the top.

The atmosphere in this book is great and very skillfully written and only because of that, the book is worth reading.

Very hard to put this one away to get real life done.

The body is still there, looks clawed.

Shipping

A constable arrests her, tells her she'll be shipped to australia.

Competitiveness

It's not a brand, a burn, or a tattoo, it's inherent like a birthmark.

Both kaia and pinsley have lost theirs; bedlam relies on family disconnection, as do thugs.

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This product had a total of 2,102 reviews as of our last analysis date on Apr 25 2024.