3.5 stars!
An enchanting
and intricate read; Silver Hollow is surely a magical word, and following our
main character, Amie, takes concentration.
I re-read/skimmed Silver Hollow immediately after finishing it and found
lots of clues scattered throughout the book, but they are easy to dismiss as not-essential-to-the-plot
and easy to gloss over. I found this
book even more enjoyable as I went through and discovered all the clues I
missed the first time.
Careful; here
there be dragons, and magic, and wrights, and King Arthur (sort of), and hobgoblins,
and other things that go bump in the night.
Though there were two romantic possibilities for Amie, I would not
declare this anything close to a love triangle.
As Amie is new to everything in the magical world of Silver Hollow where
nothing is as it seems, her friendships and relationships take time to develop
naturally. As this is a book of mystery
right up until the end, there is little else to say without giving away
spoilers. I whole-heartedly enjoyed the ending
and Amie’s romantic choice.
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