Regards to her naivety about people and modern American society. Questions that Ryn (understandably) doesn’t even know to ask in She bringsīalance to Ryn’s darkness, drawing her out of her shell, answering Had a tremendously wonderful, normal human upbringing.
She’s kind and charming, slow to anger, dislikes violence, and has Of the book hunting both literal monsters, and human predators, until Hospitalizations” of other people, a rule that she struggles to Only real) rule given to her by her social worker is “no Seemingly young, and therefore doesn’t look like someone who could Has had very little contact with people, and has never interacted Despite her advanced age and power as a deity, Ryn
Rescued by an American military group, mistaken for a feral teenager,īrought back to the US, and thrust into the role of an ordinary high The shadows, looking for vulnerable people to prey upon.īoth its fair share of darkness and humour when ancient God Ryn is Monsters with supernatural powers, and the twisted humans lurking in Monsters is (predictably) the story of a girl who fights both literal More difficult to execute, and in this instance it is done well. It’s a stance that can be difficult to take, and even Saying “hey look, shit happens, trauma exists, and you can keep It doesn’t shy awayįrom serious issues, and instead embraces them like an old friend,
In this instance, to not write a review would be a greater disservice to Matthews and the book that I loved than to write one that feels inadequate, so here my thoughts finally are: I’ve tried to pen this review a few times, but my praise always falls short of what I think this book deserves. Though monsters lurke, know this: none is hungrier than me.” “The dark is terrible, surrounds you, and is never empty as it seems. Author: Casey Matthews Genre: Urban Fantasy F/F
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