This book was excellently creepy and well written. It sent shivers down my spine. You know those “Stories to Tell in the Dark”?

I started out not sure about this book, then I got more into and liked it, and then I wasn’t into it again. I waffled over whether I was enjoying the book or not. I’m not exactly sure why I didn’t love the book, l definitely liked it, but I wasn’t as into it as I was hoping to be.

Nora Roberts books are so easy to fall in love with — her writing is so easy to read. I love the ghostly aspect of this book. I love a good old curse and ghost story and this book gave me that.

First things first, I am obsessed with all things Arthurian, so I NEEDED to read this. Clearly, obviously.

I did enjoy the first book in this series, I even said it had some supernatural feel to it. I thought that this one would be more of the same.

I love Ali Hazelwood, her books are just SO comforting to me. And I don’t like YA contemporary romances. So when I saw she was coming out with a YA contemporary I was nervous but also excited.