It's funny and educational about survival. I really thought it was funny when the bear took Scout's brother's pants!

A book about a woman who leads tours through a supposedly haunted house one day receives an invite from an eccentric guest to join him and a handful of others during a week long stay at the house. When she and the others arrive a storm begins and they discover that they aren't able to leave, as the house is on a miniature island and the waves are too stormy for them to cross the bridge back, which makes avoiding the strange and intensifying accidents and occurances that begin much hard for the group to avoid.

Super cute romance. Loved the relationship between the MMC and FMC.

This story was predictable, but still fun to read. I like happy endings and this was as happy as this story could get. Easy, fast reading, although I personally was in the middle of a big move, so it took me a little while longer, but I still read when I could. I recommend it as a good little mystery.

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This was a fantastic, great, and torturous ending to the Once Upon A Broken Heart series. At first, I didn't like it because of what the last book had set this one up to do. But I could not put it down, and was so close to reading it in one day. I just love this series and the relationship between Jacks and Evangeline.

Excellently written book that is still hauntingly relevant to today’s climate.

Grace starts exploring the island

I tried so hard to finish this book but DNFed it about three chapters into Part III. The descriptions of magic were the most interesting part, including the war-related sections, but there were just far too many characters creating unnecessary confusions when it was obvious who the weirdly obfuscated characters were early on. The plot was essentially nonexistent, or left so opaque to the reader that it might as well have been. I read the Wikipedia summary for Part III and was validated in my decision to quit. I wish S. Clarke could write it again, losing about 150 pages and 10-12 characters so we could get the interesting concepts in a more interesting book.

I loved the party when it said I am isebel because isebel is also in refugee