5
Stars! Fantastic magical tale, very fun read, could not put down!
“Shattered
Blue” is beautifully interwoven with multiple points of view and remarkable
poetry mixed in. We meet Noa, the heroine, as she and her family struggle to
deal with the loss of her older sister (several pages are incredibly sad, be
forewarned if you have experienced a loss recently.) Interactions between Noa’s
friends and family members feel authentic; there is a lot of love and support.
Things begin to seem easier when Callum slowly enters Noa’s life and their
developing romance is enjoyable to watch.
Horowitz
writes from the point of view of three main characters in “Shattered Blue,” Noa
and brothers Callum and Judah. Each section adds different perspectives as the
plot develops.
“Shattered
Blue” is incredibly well-written and has a carefully planned plot and cast of
characters. There is plenty of action and magic, secrets and plot twists,
surprises, hidden romances, and little high school drama thrown in for
fun.
Thanks
to NetGalley for providing a copy of this book in exchange for an honest
review.
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