Weird, and leaves a strange taste in the brain afterwards

RELEASE NOTES:

Found at the OBCZ at Coffee Heaven when I went to drop off a couple of books. I intend to take this with me to Malta to read when I go on holiday in January.

I did take this book to read in Malta but didn't have the time to finish it there; at the moment the book is back in Aberystwyth.

The book certainly wasn't what I expected - I saw crime and mystery on the back, read the blurb, and expected more of a traditional crime tale without the elements of the supernatural involved. I knew the main character was a reverend and not a policewoman, but I still wasn't expecting the events that sowed the seeds for her career as a diocesian exorcist. Fairies play a large part in the story and the book does make you think about whether they really are real (others will disagree but I still don't believe in them).

The book was full of twists and surprises. There were so many surprises at the end of the book that I had to sit and think about it for a few moments so that I could comprehend what had actually happened. I agree with Tot; the book was a bit weird.

Picked it up from the book buffet and passed it on to a friend.