The Ghost Woods has the thrill, the horror, the mystery all-in-one

The first C.J. Cooke book I’d ever read was The Lighthouse Witches. It was described as a “Gothic thriller”, which I believe is a genre I rarely, if ever, read. It enchanted me completely, and pulled me out of a reading slump (for a brief amount of time before I fell back into it, but…

A Lot of Sneakiness but Lesser of Surprises in The Thief on the Winged Horse

This book was strange. Not in its content, but in my reaction to it. After finishing this book, I felt a sense of blankness wash over me. I knew it was good, and I acknowledged to a certain extent that I liked it just fine. However, I also knew that I didn't feel any particular…