Book Review #117: House of Hollow by Krystal Sutherland
I've seen quite a few people talking about this book and it never really felt like something I'd enjoy. I never really read horror or fantasy, and I didn't fully understand the plot. But nevertheless, I decided to give it a try. The Hollow sisters have always been strange - ever since they went missing for a month when they were younger. None of them know where they went or what happened to them. But 10 years later, when the oldest sister, Grey, goes missing again under the same mysterious circumstances, Vivi and Iris have to decipher their mysterious pasts to save their sister, and themselves, once and for all. I loved this book! I went into it kind of blind, and I'm really glad I did because everything was a surprise in the best way. The prologue was interesting, but it was so necessary that it really should have been part of the first chapter. What made me immediately take to the book was that it was modern. I had just assumed that it would be set in the distant past...