A Game Most Foul | 
so-soI‘m still unsure how I feel about this one. It starts out like a normal YA mystery, but it gets crazier and crazier as it goes on. There are supernatural elements and magic and I was left feeling not quite satisfied with how things turned out… #hauntedshelf #hexesandcrowd @Catsandbooks
so-soI loved the beginning part of the book, it drew me in and kept me hooked until the last minute. But, toward the last half of the book, I found I wasn't enjoying it as much. I still had to know how it ended, but it just didn't have the same feel as the beginning. I'm not sure if I liked how it ended, either. It kind of wrapped things up, but it didn't feel satisfying.
so-soIt is rare to find authors willing to write characters that reflect me but Alison Gervais nailed it (hearing loss in my 20s). I could relate to so much of how Jules convinced herself that she hadn't heard something important, or was overcome with tinnitus or dead hearing aid batteries.
This book reminded me a lot of Tuck Everlasting (Babbitt) crossed with Sherlock Holmes and Sir Watson in a modern day Ashford College Writing Seminar in London.
