KnitAFett reviewed The Princess of Thornwood Drive by Khalia Moreau
Different from anything I've read so far.
4 stars
This is a book I picked up because I still judge books by their covers and this cover is absolutely gorgeous.
Khalia has added a new element to POVs that I would be interested to see become more common.
You follow two sisters who lost their parents in a tragic accident that also permanently disabled the younger sister, Alyssa. Laine is taking care of Alyssa so you see each POV of their interactions. But the twist is that Alyssa sees reality completely different. She believes tDifferent POVs is absolutely nothing new. But hey are from a magical land and her parents were kidnapped and that it's their duty to save her parents.
It was captivating to see how the occurrences in their lives were interpreted based on the current POV. It kept it very interesting and helped the story to not drag on too much.
For …
This is a book I picked up because I still judge books by their covers and this cover is absolutely gorgeous.
Khalia has added a new element to POVs that I would be interested to see become more common.
You follow two sisters who lost their parents in a tragic accident that also permanently disabled the younger sister, Alyssa. Laine is taking care of Alyssa so you see each POV of their interactions. But the twist is that Alyssa sees reality completely different. She believes tDifferent POVs is absolutely nothing new. But hey are from a magical land and her parents were kidnapped and that it's their duty to save her parents.
It was captivating to see how the occurrences in their lives were interpreted based on the current POV. It kept it very interesting and helped the story to not drag on too much.
For being a debut novel, I'm very interested to see what Khalia comes out with in the future. I will absolutely pick up the next release she has.