Excellent! I enjoyed this so much. "Bittersweet in the Hollow" has an awesome, entrancing setup, and it follows through with an engaging plot. It's a little slow to start, but I really enjoyed the time it spent establishing Linden, the main character, her sisters and friends, and the love interest Cole. Linden went missing a year ago, and she can't remember anything that happened during that time. Now that another girl has not only gone missing like her, but turned up dead, she decides to try and figure out what's going on herself. With some help, of course.
I savored this book. Linden and her family have magical abilities, and I really enjoyed this mix of fantasy with the mystery at the heart of the story. Linden being able to taste emotions is not the most exciting ability though, and I feel like more could've been done with the magic present overall.
I savored this book. Linden and her family have magical abilities, and I really enjoyed this mix of fantasy with the mystery at the heart of the story. Linden being able to taste emotions is not the most exciting ability though, and I feel like more could've been done with the magic present overall.