Watch the Shadows by Robin Winter Review
Watch the Shadows by Robin Winter Review
Disclosure: I received an ARC of this book in order to facilitate my review. All opinions are my own.
Robin Winter caught me with the first sentence. I honestly do not think I have ever started to read a book and had the first sentence make me laugh out loud like “Watch the Shadows” did.
The story takes place in Isla Vista, California,a college town. Little things start to make Nicole realize that something is not quite right.
The homeless community starts to dwindle and Nicole starts to ‘investigate’ to see what is causing this to start happening. What she finds is not only disturbing; but causes her to wonder if anyone will believe what she is uncovering.
This book kept me reading to the very end. I feel you will find the twists and darkness intriguing, to stay the least. Besides Nicole, the other involved characters are Meg Burdigal and Brian, who also notice that strange things are afoot.
If you like a bit of darkness in your reading, as well as some mystery and some disturbance; Watch the Shadows by Robin Winter is for you!
You can purchase your paperback at the Amazon link below, and start a book that you won’t put down until the end!
About Robin Winter; author of Watch the Shadows:
Robin Winter first wrote and illustrated a manuscript on “Chickens and their Diseases” in second grade, continuing to both write and draw, ever since. Born in Nebraska, she’s lived in a variety of places: Nigeria, New Hampshire, upper New York state and now, California. She pursues a career in oil painting under the name of Robin Gowen, specializing in landscape. Her work can be viewed at Sullivan Goss Gallery in Santa Barbara or on-line.
Robin is married to a paleobotanist, who corrects the science in both her paintings and her stories. She’s published science fiction short stories, a dystopian science fiction novel, Future Past, and Night Must Wait, a historical novel about the Nigerian Civil War.
You may contact Robin or read her blog , or on her website.
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I really enjoyed reading “Watch the Shadows“.
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