LitPick Review
What do you do when the line between living and spirit is blurred? For Ophelia Castellan this is how life is, until her beloved Headmaster dies and throws her life into chaos. The late Headmaster's son, Dane, has come to rely on her in the wake of his father's death, and maybe even more. And that is why she can't tell him the darkest secret behind his father's death after two of his ghosts appear on campus grounds. To find out about the dark secrets lurk in the shadows of Elsinore Academy read A Wounded Name by Dot Hutchinson.
Opinion:
I found Dot Hutchinson's A Wounded Name to be absolutely intoxicating with every word. It is a supernatural tragedy that keeps you on the edge of your seat until the last word. Each character has oddly enduring qualities that make them impossible to forget and about as hard not to love. Hutchinson's use of sensory is amazing in this book; it is almost as if you are standing in the cemetery listening to the song of the Bean sidhe. This book is perfect for any teenager who loves suspense and the supernatural rolled into a bone chilling story of revenge. I know I personally will be keeping an eye on Dot Hutchinson in the future.
