I received an ARC of this compelling and inventive tale in exchange for an honest review. I simply can't believe this is the last scheduled book in the Uncanny Ink series, I am going to miss these guys way too much!!!
As the final book in this irreverently captivating series, this is The Big One. The book we finally get all the answers to our questions in. We discover fully how that fateful hidden night in Erin's memory shaped her future. We get caught up and swept away in a story of revenge and what it costs, Uncanny justice both poetic and straight up, and the lengths one person will reach for to achieve both for the people who matter most.
With something new happening on every page, with all the twists and turns, surprises and revelations, this book practically forces you to read at superhuman, or Uncanny, speed just so you can uncover what happens next. This was an amazing story in an incredible series and I reaaaaaally hope it won't be the very last time we see Erin Banks and Co. kicking Uncanny behinds and taking Uncanny names.
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The grand finale to Uncanny Ink, the exciting conclusion
I was an ARC proofreader. All I had to do was note any errors as I read the book, and write a review. I really enjoyed Book 6. I would have bought it anyway, since I love the Uncanny Kingdom stories. If you read Books 1-5, you'll be pretty much up to speed for the start of this book. If you haven't read them yet, buy the whole 6-book series and you can binge read. But for sure start at the beginning before reading Book 6. The first chapter does a good recap of the first 5 books, but without all the humor, repartee, outrageous descriptions and similes, gore and background to the many interesting Uncanny characters. We'll meet up with many of those Uncanny characters throughout the book, and knowing their background augments the enjoyment of their interactions in this book. Erin still has very poor anger management skills. Especially when her friends or herself are threatened, her anger burns lethal. She is still wondering about her relationship with Kirklander, can she trust him, what does she feel, what does he feel. Erin and Kirklander finally meet the Red-Eyed Man, and are lucky to escape with their lives. She and Kirklander have to figure out who/what he is, and how to kill him. Carlisle also has an interest. The three of them meet the pig and the Red-Eyed Man at stonehenge, and things get really interesting. The finale, resolution and denouement are a breathtaking climax to Erin Banks' search the the who and why in the kidnapping of her baby brother.
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- Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2019
I was an ARC proofreader. All I had to do was note any errors as I read the book, and write a review. I really enjoyed Book 6. I would have bought it anyway, since I love the Uncanny Kingdom stories.
The grand finale to Uncanny Ink, the exciting conclusion
Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2019
If you read Books 1-5, you'll be pretty much up to speed for the start of this book. If you haven't read them yet, buy the whole 6-book series and you can binge read. But for sure start at the beginning before reading Book 6. The first chapter does a good recap of the first 5 books, but without all the humor, repartee, outrageous descriptions and similes, gore and background to the many interesting Uncanny characters. We'll meet up with many of those Uncanny characters throughout the book, and knowing their background augments the enjoyment of their interactions in this book.
Erin still has very poor anger management skills. Especially when her friends or herself are threatened, her anger burns lethal. She is still wondering about her relationship with Kirklander, can she trust him, what does she feel, what does he feel.
Erin and Kirklander finally meet the Red-Eyed Man, and are lucky to escape with their lives. She and Kirklander have to figure out who/what he is, and how to kill him. Carlisle also has an interest. The three of them meet the pig and the Red-Eyed Man at stonehenge, and things get really interesting. The finale, resolution and denouement are a breathtaking climax to Erin Banks' search the the who and why in the kidnapping of her baby brother.
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