Worth the read
"Voices in the Dark" by James Haynes is Dell Publishing's sixth book in their Twilight series, and I must say, they made a good choice. James Haynes is a good author. I like his writing. Quick and easy, but keeps you wanting to know more, wondering if what you think is going on is really what is going on.
The book starts not long after the school year begins, after Christie has moved to rural Iowa from Chicago with her parents. There are horses, strange voices no one else seems to hear, weird dreams and some Celtic family history. I especially like this story because there's some wish granting involved, which is usually more genies and such than Celtic, bringing a different feel to the whole thing. I won't go into any more for fear of giving anything away. I'll just say that though it was a quick read, there wasn't anything missing and I didn't feel more could really be added. I quite liked it. Worth the read.
The book starts not long after the school year begins, after Christie has moved to rural Iowa from Chicago with her parents. There are horses, strange voices no one else seems to hear, weird dreams and some Celtic family history. I especially like this story because there's some wish granting involved, which is usually more genies and such than Celtic, bringing a different feel to the whole thing. I won't go into any more for fear of giving anything away. I'll just say that though it was a quick read, there wasn't anything missing and I didn't feel more could really be added. I quite liked it. Worth the read.