Author: Michelle Sagara
Series: The Queen of the Dead Book 1
Release Date: May 1 2012
Publisher: DAW
Genre: Young Adult
Rating: 3.75 Hoots
Reviewer: Brandi
Buy From: Amazon/ Barnes and Noble/ Book Depository
Sum It Up! By the end of Silence I was disappointed to see it come to a conclusion
“It began in the graveyard. Ever since her boyfriend Nathan died in a tragic accident Emma had been coming to the graveyard at night. During the day she went through the motions at her prep school, in class, with her friends, but that’s all it was. But tonight was different. Tonight Emma and her dog were not alone in the cemetery. There were two others there—Eric, who had just started at her school, and an ancient woman who looked as though she were made of rags. And when they saw Emma there, the old woman reached out to her with a grip as chilling as death….” (Goodreads)
Review:
First, let's start off on how beautiful this cover is and the scene setting really captures the story of this book!
Silence starts off on a slow pace but as the world building and character development kick in this story becomes a must read. Sagara's writing style at times may be choppy but she has the talent of placing the reader in her scenes and delivers a unique paranormal storyline with a relatable cast of characters.
This is one of those books were I fell in love with the side character's, Michael and Allison grabbed my attention instantly and I found myself looking for them more often than not. However, this does not mean our protagonist, Emma, was slacking. In fact she was a strong heroine who is brave and loyal.
By the end of Silence I was disappointed to see it come to a conclusion especially with the last two sentences that left me with the chills and will have me anticipating the next installment!
Review:
First, let's start off on how beautiful this cover is and the scene setting really captures the story of this book!
Silence starts off on a slow pace but as the world building and character development kick in this story becomes a must read. Sagara's writing style at times may be choppy but she has the talent of placing the reader in her scenes and delivers a unique paranormal storyline with a relatable cast of characters.
This is one of those books were I fell in love with the side character's, Michael and Allison grabbed my attention instantly and I found myself looking for them more often than not. However, this does not mean our protagonist, Emma, was slacking. In fact she was a strong heroine who is brave and loyal.
By the end of Silence I was disappointed to see it come to a conclusion especially with the last two sentences that left me with the chills and will have me anticipating the next installment!
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