Follow Me To Ground

This book is honestly written in such a lovely style. I'm so happy I found it. Standard descriptions, no matter how nicely put together can get a bit boring over a long enough time frame but this whole story feels like every word was specifically chosen, almost like a poem. The metaphors themselves are none I've ever come across before, it was a gorgeous read.Extremely interesting characters (especially the main two, Father and Ada), which the book gives you a little insight into their thoughts at the beginning of each chapter. The rest of the chapter is written from Ada's perspective which was an extremely interesting perspective to be in. I loved this book, I 100% recommend. I can't even say if you like 'so and so', you'll like this because I've never read anything like it before. Can't wait for the author's next book.

Well, this is a tricky one to review, it is a weird and almost wonderful feverish dream of a book. The writing is rich and lyrical and the author's talent is not in doubt, however to be honest I was left conflicted as whilst appreciating the skill and sheer imagination of Sue Rainsford I was pleased to finish and move on to something else.I decided to give 4 stars as I obviously didn't hate the book and was seriously impressed by the writing talent.This is a slim little book, easily readable in one intense session.

Loved it. There's a whole rich world here that I hope is further explored and unpacked in future books.

This book was dark, mysterious, and deep. I really enjoyed the book. It was shorter than I expected to be, but still a good read.

I really enjoyed this book. It was original and distinct and it kept me on my toes until the very end.