The Invisible Library

The story was interesting enough. Writing was a little amateur. I think the author will get better the more she writes. There are a lot of gaps, hopefully filled in the second book, but obvious enough that the characters would have said something in a real life situation. There were a few locations where they said actual “secrets” out loud before giving explanations to the persons they said them to. It's flawed in a few places. The “Who Dun It” was fairly obvious at a certain point before the book was even half over. That was a lot of negative. The story line was generally enjoyable. I like the relationship between Kai and Irene–though I'm not sure where it's going tbh. It was a fun enough read. Lighthearted. Only slightly creepy.