Today I'm posting my review of The Loss of Some Detail by Mandi Martin. This is my stop on the blog tour, so I hope you enjoy! Don't forget to check out the other bloggers too!
The Loss of Some Detail is fast paced and immediately draws your attention to the plot and the characters.
Mandi Martin's writing style is simple and gripping, and draws the reader from the start.
Plot
The plot and storyline itself was engaging, exciting and unique. The story moves quickly, and explains everything thoroughly.
Characters
The characters Martin writes are unique and believable. They are each developed and hold their own key to the story.
Overall, I would recommend this book to anyone looking for a quick but enjoyable and fast paced story! It's full of mystery and intrigue, so if you're interested, definitely check out the links below to pick up a copy!
Summary
Forget all you know, for all you know might well be false. That is how is often seems to asylum worker James Grey as he tends to the patients abandoned to Oculus Mentis, an austere asylum lost to the world. His day to day quite literally forgettable. Until now. Slowly the world around him starts to change. Plagued by lucid dreams, a haunting drawing and visions of a pleading female he feels his mind is dissolving. Aided by the enigmatic Silas and silent Marianne he seeks to solve the mysteries that are tormenting him.
Information about the Book
Title: The Loss of Some Detail Authors: Mandi Martin Release Date: 17th March 2020 Genre: Historical Fiction Page Count: 162 Publisher: Clink Street Publishing Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/52044366-sully-s-glow Amazon: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Loss-Some-Detail-Mandi-Martin/dp/1913340376
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