Daisy Carmichael’s life is forever changed after a devastating car crash.
Nobody remembers the boy who pulled her from the wreckage, the boy who saved her life.
She believed she was crazy.
That is, until the dreams started.
Raven
Delightfully thrilling fast read
Bernhardt’s award-winning series debut “In Gray” was surprisingly colorful and thrilling. YA readers, readers on the go, or busy readers squeezing in leisure time on their lunches will appreciate the frequent breaks and short chapters. Despite these breaks, I found myself unable to stop and put it down. Main character Daisy’s conflicts quickly spin out of control, following an interaction that any other person would call normal; that is to say, human. She’s in a horrible crash. That could happen to any one of us, right? What the reader won’t see coming is how this singular event gives way to a whole new world with individuals, societies, and even her own memories unfurling in ways that reveal that she’s no longer living in the world she always knew. Nothing will ever be the same again. Even though she finds her physical sight deprived as a result of her injuries, the sight she gains in this new world is greater than anything she ever could have lost. When I picked up this book, I was ready for a clean and tidy wrap-up, but I was delighted to find that Bernhardt left room for more excitement and drama. I can promise, Reader, you’re not going to guess the way this one ends. Pick it up and read it for yourself. Like me, you won’t want to wait to buy the sequel, “Monochrome.” I am not affiliated or endorsed by this author in any way and have nothing to gain from this review. I’m just an avid reader who stumbled across this author’s page via local reading/writing connections. Happy reading!
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