The Weeping Room by Kayla Al-Shamma-Jones

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Volume 2 is called The Weeping Room and I shall not be bothered to download a copy. This novel is Volume 1 of the Raven Children series. I did not find anything to like about this novel, so I can only vote it 2 stars.īlack Hat is available as an Amazon Kindle eBook and was written in 2012. It was hard to feel any empathy for Maeve as she has quite a spoilt little girl attitude.Her relationship with her parents is disrespectful and she can be rather rude to everyone. There is nothing special about this story and it did not provoke much interest for me. However, the entertainment value is POOR and this is not a fulfilling read. Black Hat is an easy read and provides a distraction. Because it delves into the supernatural it loses any gritty urban realism. It shows how just one pill of an unknown substance can wreck your life and maybe lose your sanity. I suppose this novel is aimed at Young Adults as it highlights the dangers of taking drugs. Black Hat is a supernatural tale about a strange old man with big eyes who watches Maeve whilst wearing a black hat. She takes just this one pill and suddenly things start to go wrong for her. Maeve is a 22 year old university student who has been given a pill by her room-mate Anne to help her study better.

The Weeping Room by Kayla Al-Shamma-Jones