Flyaway

Bettina Scott does whatever her mother wishes. Until she receives a note that may be from her missing brothers. She hasn’t seen them or her father in years. With the help of some friends, she begins to dig into her past and attempts to find out what really happened the night they disappeared. She’ll have to work quickly before all the answers begin to Flyaway.

Reading this book, I felt a strong sense of déjà vu. Turns out I read and reviewed it three years ago. However, my opinion has since changed. I still wish the book was longer, but I found it more fascinating this time around. I enjoyed the folk tales and watching the story play out. I’m not sure what changed for me, maybe I just grew as a reader, but this a tale full of magic and how people can change with or without it. The line between humans and monsters is faint, and nothing is what it appears to be. I highly recommend you give this book a chance and maybe read it more than once to get the full effect.