Find Them

Reviews

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   Ashton – October 21, 2024

   Both a Captivating Ghost Story and a Valuable Examination of the Human Experience
   Find Them is a well-planned, suspenseful ghost story that grips you from the first page and tugs you along to the very last. Nora is strong, likable and empathetic, and feels like a fully-fleshed person. The ghosts are unique and push the story along without making it feel cheesy or completely impossible. The supernatural elements sent a chill down my spine without feeling overdone, and Nora’s responses to these strange occurrences feel mostly probable.My one issue with Nora as a character is her acceptance of the blatant sexism and disrespect she faces. Much of her character development focuses on her stepping into her own power and standing up for herself in crises. However, I feel like this newfound strength is undercut by the fact that she allows men, including her husband, to disrespect her based on her gender. Certainly, this response is understandable, but given that Nora seems to be a strong, capable woman in all other aspects of her life, it is disappointing that she lets men disrespect her. Still, it could be argued that this adds to the realism of her character. She has faults, which makes her feel like the rest of us.Overall, the ease with which readers can connect with Nora, combined with the well-written paranormal elements make this an extremely enjoyable read.

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   Misty Travieso – October 21, 2024

   Great Read
   When I found out about this book, I was ready to buy it immediately! I love the world of the supernatural and this book is just what I needed! The book is filled with ghosts, action, thrills, and suspense. There is nothing about it that I didn’t love, so let’s crack into it!When the book began, we learn about Nora and Dex. They make the choice to move to a very rural area to escape the city. They feel like this will be a great, new start for them. Little did they know what would happen. At first, the farm seems like the perfect home for them. Nora begins to have some incidents that freak her out a little bit. At first, they start small, but as their time at the farm goes on, the incidents get worse. Even Dex, who never thought he would believe in the supernatural, finds himself worried about what is happening in their home.What these two didn’t know when they moved in was that there have been a lot of terrible things happening here. Nora hears strange noises, there are sinkholes that come out of nowhere, and the feeling that she gets in the house is unlike any other. This is not what she signed up for and these two have to get to the bottom of what happened here.They decide to learn more about the history of the home and it turns out that the land wasn’t supposed to be sold. There is one spirit, Isabelle, who has been haunting the property and won’t stop. All of these incidents have put Nora in a hard place, but she is determined to find out who else is haunting her home.Nora begins to face these spirits head on and her strength and courage in the book are just fantastic! This book had me on the edge of my seat from beginning to end and I would suggest that anyone who loves the supernatural should give it a go! This book has everything that you need from thrills to mysteries and suspense. You will not regret grabbing it!

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   Aditya – October 21, 2024

   I have mixed feelings about this book. On one hand, I loved the narrative and the pacing whereas I felt the personal connect to many characters was missing. Let me make this clear, this may not be important for many of you but for me having something to relate to the main character really helps me develop a sense of belonging to the story itself.I loved the way the story was structured, the plot itself was concise with little to no obvious plot holes. I have always been a fan of novels using dates for chapters, this gives the whole more of a journal feel rather than a boring monotonous narrative.The characters were very well written and individually they were excellently placed in the story. For me though, I was not able to connect/relate to the characters very much. Again, this is just a me problem. Maybe it will go away if I re-read it. Overall, I loved this book and will recommend you to give it a try. The story is fun and very engaging. Lastly, much gratitude to the authoress for writing this book for us, readers.Thank youHappy Reading