Fear the Drowning Deep (Hardcover)

from thelibraryladies

So look, on paper this, to me, sounded like a straight up thriller with a supernatural twist to it. That's why I'm reviewing this book that is, in actuality, pretty much just a straight up fantasy. Sorry, Serena, this is my genre today! That being said, there are definitely a number of strange an...

from Monkeypats

Meh. The main character seemed to continuously ignore all the super obvious signs of what was going on, the family also seemed just fine that their 16 year old daughter fell madly in love with a shipwrecked boy with no memory whom she brought home from the beach one day, and if she talked about h...

from Al-G

This was a really good read combining suspense, fantasy, and legend to spin a truly unique story of the struggle of one woman against not just the sea, but things of the deep that most people can't see or don't believe in. Bridey knows something is wrong but no one will believe her and so she has...

from

This book was set in 1913 in the Isle of Manx. It was the lure of myth that drew me in. While I was reading it, I was drawn in. However, much like the books in the Twilight Saga, afterwards I was left feeling a little uncomfortable. Why would a young girl not question why she was falling for a yo...

from ReadersCandyb

Eerie plot, folk feel, and absolutely beautiful execution. My mind and heart fell in love with this book. The story was haunting, yet intriguing. The characters were unique and the book world was vivid and lush. As I turned the pages I could feel the mist clinging to my skin and the breeze blowin...