Loved this book - my only scruple is how Daenerys was written during some sex/intimate scenes. Perhaps it was needed to show the nature of the dothraki, I will soon see with the next installments.
Kept me hooked from the get go - Tyrion was my favourite perspective alongside Ned. Can't wait to continue reading

Slow to start, and getting used to the long drawn out sentences took a while. But about midway through the book I couldn't put it down. Ever so slightly spooky and eerie in atmosphere.

Again another story by Grimm, I always love their moral lessons

To start this review off, I shall say this book was actually my mothers before I adopted to reading it. It's such a shame my mother hadn't read this before because it is truly a great book for the matured.

It includes mental health issues which would be considered 'taboo' which I think Mr. Abbott addressed particularly well.

It's all about the main character whose having trouble with his past about killing his best friend. He has many phobia's linking to his troubled past which he has recollecting completely. But then one day his psychiatrist is murdered after getting a mysterious call from her, he then decides to find out who killed her and to avenge her. However on the way, he adopts many people who were also seeing his psychiatrist who he needs to solve this mystery.

I found this book a little bit hard to follow because it was so long and a little bit complex for me being an adult book and me being in my early teenage years. BUT I enjoyed the plot twists and the whole thing very much, but i wouldn't recommend it to anyone younger than 14 or so due to the things mentioned in this book.

But please read it and enjoy it as much as i did.