Amanda Wilkerson's Reviews > Hekla's Children
Hekla's Children
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This book has a lot of interesting pieces, but for me they never really came together.
The first part is a mystery/thriller, which is wrapped up supernaturally super quickly and then it transitions into a horror story about an pretty scary monster. I liked the horror elements, but those too went away too quickly as the story pivoted to follow the most annoying character into a fantasy story that frankly bored me to tears. Eventually that too ended and the author tried to pull all these threads together into a satisfying conclusion.
I thought the conclusion made sense, but I really wish the author had spent more time developing the characters that are responsible for it. Although he sets up three women as heroes, I still felt like I knew very little about them by the end.
The first part is a mystery/thriller, which is wrapped up supernaturally super quickly and then it transitions into a horror story about an pretty scary monster. I liked the horror elements, but those too went away too quickly as the story pivoted to follow the most annoying character into a fantasy story that frankly bored me to tears. Eventually that too ended and the author tried to pull all these threads together into a satisfying conclusion.
I thought the conclusion made sense, but I really wish the author had spent more time developing the characters that are responsible for it. Although he sets up three women as heroes, I still felt like I knew very little about them by the end.
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September 29, 2021
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September 29, 2021
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October 6, 2021
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