Book Details
"Darker (and a little spookier) than its predecessor, the plot is tightly knit. DeMeulemeester does an impressive job of weaving in sports, academics, and an entertaining cast of characters, along with authentic Celtic fairy lore. Cat's character is truthful and feisty without being brazen. DeMeulemeester has seemingly hit her stride."
"DeMeulemeester combines the old world charm of fairy tales, black magic, and Celtic mythology with the modern-day world of soccer, homework, and divorce to come up with a fast-paced story that keeps you guessing until the very end. As Cat struggles to keep Father Winter from gaining power over Grim Hill, she is also struggling with emotional maturity and coming of age. The characters in the book are far from perfect, making them all the more likeable. I would highly recommend this book and am anxious for the next installment of Grim Hill. Rated E for Excellent."
"Includes some information about the Celtic legends that some readers may want to investigate furhter. The characters in the story are well developed and the conflict bewteen the girls' and boys' soccer teams is cleverly written. Reluctant readers will follow the storyline and enjoy the action and suspense."
"Tying in Celtic mythology themes and fairyland magic, DeMeulemeester weaves an entertaining story that will appeal to fans of mysteries and fantasies."
Page Count:
208
Publication Date:
Jul 02, 2016
Dimensions:
Width: 5 in
Height: 7 in
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