The Moss Maiden of Kinderhook

I received a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review!Since from the start I knew this book was extremely interesting alongside extremely different from many I have read, starting from the point of view of William, one of the main characters which I honestly think it’s a genuine breath of air, alongside the fact that it brings great context into this book.In context is pretty important if you intend to write a book like this, since it is set in a different era and because of this it he

5 stars! I think this is one of the most enjoyable books I’ve read this year. I wasn’t expecting to enjoy it this much, so it’s always nice to be surprised and enjoy a novel as much as I did this one. The writing was fantastic, it really made for an easy read and drew me into the story right away. The writing style was magical in the sense that it gave the story a fairytale quality, which made it hard to put down. I also really loved the setting, as it added a more interesting atmosphere to the

“We are dealing with a deadly monster and only the truth — pleasant or not — will help you defeat it.”Seamus MacGowan’s words may not be what the inhabitants of Kinderhook wanted to hear, but someone needs to speak plainly about what they are dealing with, and he is, after all, a monster hunter. Seamus knows that the Moss Maiden would never kill indiscriminately — she only targets the wicked.Until a few days ago, William Sharp’s only concern was how to tell his parents that he had no intention o