Shades of London The Madness Underneath, Book 02, (Paperback)

from Adilinaria

I was entirely unprepared for this one. I enjoyed the first book, it was fun and had what I thought was a great idea behind it. This one started a little slow and went to a weird place that I didn't expect. Then those last 30 pages or so. I was not prepared for that and for what it did. I'm not g...

from ewyatt

I didn't realize this was a book two until I started reading it, but the author did a nice job providing back ground information. I certainly could read it and was given enough of a context that I had some idea of what happened in book one. Rory heads back to her private school after trying to re...

from PatienceFortitude

Make sure you have read the first one, as this one picks up where the first ends. And zooms really fast along, without catching you up much. All the things I really loved about The Name of the Star are still in place- in terms of the characters, and the really interesting way ghosts and spookines...

from PatienceFortitude

Make sure you have read the first one, as this one picks up where the first ends.And zooms really fast along, without catching you up much.All the things I really loved about The Name of the Star are still in place- in terms of the characters, and the really interesting way ghosts and spookiness ...

from xicanti

THE MADNESS UNDERNEATH picks up shortly after THE NAME OF THE STAR ends. Rory is powerless to explain the first book's happenings to her parents, so they've withdrawn her from school and set her up with a not-so-helpful therapist--who surprises everyone by insisting that Rory should return to the...