DAVID. AHERN

MADAM TULIP AND THE BONES OF CHANCE.

I didn't know what I expected but this was not it.

Because it was better. When I accepted this arc I thought I'd get an ordinary mystery, be somewhat entertained and never think about Madam Tulip again. And to me it's okay if that happens, because reading just to pass time is nice, too.

But it's been 2 months since I read The Bones of Chance and my life's been more than simply stressful so there are quite a few reasons why I should've forgotten about Madam Tulip, but I did not.

I can't even put my finger on why that is. Because while the mystery was alright it wasn't the greatest thing I've ever read and at times it really was over the top - but that somehow fits perfectly? Maybe/probably it's the main character Derry/Madam Tulip. I feel like I know her irl and like I've talked to her many times before. Maybe even have her read my cards.

I probably like this book so much because of the way the mystery and the paranormal come togehter without fighting over who comes out on top. I could've done without the romantic aspects though.

Last Words: I'll read the others parts some day as well.

Disclaimer: I received a free copy through the author in exchange for an honest review. Thank you.

MADAM TULIP AND THE BONES OF CHANCE.

Reviews