Annette Blair

When Vickie opens the mysterious family wardrobe with the key she has inherited, she discovers a beautifully carved unicorn that makes all of her dreams come true, until a man from the past arrives to claim the unicorn and her.

The Scot, the Witch and the Wardrobe

Dani C

Seriously disappointed, stopped halfway through. It just goes in circles. There is "tension" that doesn't move forwards or backwards, the true conflict that started the story gets left on the backburner entirely while the tension gets focused on, and the pace is way too fast for nothing to be happening. There's a lot of jumping around in conversation, missed points (or leaving the reader out of inside jokes), and the point where I dropped off became a bunch of talking heads just to add drama to produce headaches and introduce characters for the next series (which I couldn't get past the second chapter). 
A major upset, as the previous two books in this series were well-paced, a good balance of internal thoughts and external conversation, great chemistry, and had true conflict. Feels like maybe Blair got stuck in a contract she didn't want or wasn't ready for.

The Scot, the Witch and the Wardrobe

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