I think it ended perfectly because it could be good as a standalone, but also has a perfect segue into a second book if the author chooses. It was creepy but beautiful at the same time, and I’m so impressed with how the two opposites were portrayed so well together. There were a few parts that were pretty gorey, and actually spooked me out, but it was nothing too intense. The book gave me witchy, fairytale vibes, and I loved it. The characters!! The setting!! The mystery!! The unraveling of secrets!! It was all so good. As I started reading though, I realized that what’s inside is even more awe inspiring.
What initially drew me in was the cover – I mean, just look at it. Except, maybe one of the sisters does remember, and now that a masked man is starting to appear everywhere, seemingly after them all, continuing to live the lie means the difference between life and death. A month later, the children were found standing on that same road, naked, each with matching half moon scars at their throats, their dark hair turned white, and none of them remembering how they got there. For a split second, their parents turned to each other to share a midnight kiss, and when they looked up ahead, their children were gone. Krystal Sutherland House of Hollow Hardcover Apby Krystal Sutherland (Author) 4.4 3,660 ratings Editors' pick Best Young Adult See all formats and editions Kindle 9.99 Read with Our Free App Audiobook 0.00 Free with your Audible trial Hardcover 9.85 54 Used from 2.46 30 New from 6.24 1 Collectible from 10. On one New Year’s Eve ten years ago, three young sisters – Grey, Vivi, and Iris – were on a walk in Edinburgh, with their parents trailing behind them. We’re thrilled to share an excerpt from Krystal Sutherland’s House of Hollow, a dark modern fairytale available April 6th from G.P. One of the most hauntingly beautiful books I’ve ever read.
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