Mini-Reviews: The Year Nick McGowan Came to Stay a.Review: Heart's Blood by Juliet Marillier.If, however, you don’t appreciate having your mind bended and warped in every direction possible, you may just want to pass up on this one because no matter how good you are at predicting mysteries, you will not see this plot twist coming. In the Woods is a must-read novel for any mystery/psychological thriller fans. Will I be picking up the sequel? Absolutely, although not without a few happier reads in-between. I did feel extremely depressed the moment I closed this book, but I am impressed with French’s ability to make me feel so strongly for something I first thought was a mere murder mystery. In the Woods doesn’t provide too much closure at the end either, but all this just contributes to its eerie mood. Ultimately though, In the Woods is a truly phenomenally-written novel by an author who not only knows how to write a chilling mystery, but also knows how to get into your mind and twist your very emotions along with those of her characters. It’s a mystery and as such, not much can be described without revealing the big plot twists.
In all honesty, there isn’t much more I can say about this book.
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