Glo with the flow

Published on March 24, 2016 by Martyn. Be the first to comment!

Spotted a nice review of Twenty Questions for Gloria on the excellent YA book blog, The Overflowing Library. Here’s an excerpt:

GLORIA UK final cover 1“I really enjoyed this book. It is told over the course of a series of interviews given by Gloria. You know something has gone wrong but you’re not quite sure what, especially as Gloria strikes as a fairly unreliable narrator. I was hooked from the get go, wanting to know more. Parts of it reminded me of that TV show which was on recently, called Hunted, where ordinary people went on the run with the goal of staying off the grid for as long as possible whilst a team of experts tried to find them. A really gripping story that I was reluctant to put down as I needed to know what happened next.”

To read the review in full and explore the rest of The Overflowing Library site, click on this link.

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