Unseen

It took me quite a while to get moving in this book (like three months to read the first quarter) and I don't know if it was because I wasn't feeling this book, I didn't want to read, or just a slump feeling. But, once I did get moving, I read the remaining seventy-five percent in like two days.

Honestly, I don't know what I need to say. This marks the twentieth story (mostly novels, but a couple of novella's thrown in) by Hawk that I've read. I love his writing, his characters and they are just perfectly creepy for me without veering into unable to read horror territory for me.

I like Sebastian and Ves both, I like their sidekicks (though we all know Irene would not like being called a sidekick) and I love that Widdershins seems like it's going to be the setting for the entire series - because I love Widdershins and, honestly, I want to live there.

(Though if you're just being introduced to Hawk's books through this review, don't start here!)