Obsidian Mirror Obsidian Mirror, Book 1, (Paperback)

from VanyaDrum

NOTE: I received this book from Netgalley to review.I'd heard lots of awesome things about Catherine Fisher, so I requested this book, all excited and full of great expectations. But to be honest, I was a bit disappointed. Firstly, until about half way through, nothing really interesting happened...

from krau0098

I had read Fisher's Incarceron series and enjoyed it, so I was eager to read this latest book by her. Thanks to Dial and Librarything for the chance to review this book. There were some interesting ideas in here and the book starts out as intriguing. As the story continued though there were too m...

from ad_astra

Jake Wilde knows his father is dead. And he's positive his godfather, Venn, killed him. So he gets himself kicked out of school in order to confront Venn and find out the truth about his dad's disappearance. The book started out really strong for me and sucked me in. But once we start to learn mo...

from Herenya

The Obsidian Mirror resists easy classification. It begins with Jake deliberately getting himself expelled from boarding school, hoping he'll consequently be sent to his godfather at Wintercombe Abbey - he wants to confront his godfather, whom he believes is responsible for the death of his fathe...

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The many characters in The Obsidian Mirror are all drawn together by one thing – the mirror's amazing ability to bend time and space, allowing the user to travel forward or backward in time. Jake desperately wants to find out what happened to his father, who he believes was murdered by the myster...