| Review | The Girl of Hawthorn and Glass by Adan Jerreat-Poole

Eli isn’t just a teenage girl — she’s a made-thing the witches created to hunt down ghosts in the human world. Trained to kill with her seven living blades, Eli is a flawless machine, a deadly assassin. But when an assignment goes wrong, Eli starts to question everything she was taught about both worlds, the Coven, and her tyrannical witch-mother.

Terrified that she’ll be unmade for her mistake, Eli seeks refuge with a group of human and witch renegades. To earn her place, she must prove herself by capturing the Heart of the Coven. With the help of two humans, one motorcycle, and a girl who smells like the sea, Eli is going to get answers — and earn her freedom.

I want to say I loved this book but honestly it just wasn’t for me , I couldn’t connect with the story or the characters throughout this book, I’ve seen many great reviews for this book and loved the cover for it and was really looking for to reading it when I got accepted for this book but I was disappointed in meself as I just couldn’t finish it or enjoy it and connect with the story/characters.

I honestly just don’t know if it’s the timing I’ve tried to read this or if it just wasn’t for me and maybe in future I can try again with this story again.

My rating 🌟🌟

I voluntarily read and reviewed an advanced copy of this book through netgalley and all thoughts and opinions are my own. I would like to thank netgalley and the publisher and author for allowing me to read this book.