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I havent read any witch books in a while so Revealers was a good breakthrough.

I really enjoyed the writing. It was refreshing and didnt have all those really long boring details. It was to the point which is the kind of writing I love best. I like how it doesnt dawdle and goes around in circular motions but instead, like I said, it goes straight to the point.

Besides the writing style, I really liked the plot. Though I didnt consider original or unique, it was still a very entertaining plot which kept me hooked up to the end.

There were some parts of the book that I considered childish. For example, the part where the girls cry out reveal! to reveal the nightmares or monsters was extremely childish and very annoying after a while.

The summary had said that Juless friends are getting completely freaked out, however, when I was done, I noticed that they didnt really freak out. I mean, they were scared and couldnt spill the secrets but they definitely didnt completely freak out. I felt like the summary exaggerated way too much and I had expected more of a &freak out from the girls.

Jules is the oh-so-typical girl hero. Seriously. She has the courage, the strength, the wits to defeat whatever she needed defeating. I felt like there was nothing different about her from the average heroes and definitely wished that something couldve been added.

Okay, I hated Connor. At first, I thought he was sweet but as the plot went on, I really wanted to stab him. Hes such a jerk. He lies, he steals, he sweet-talks, etc. etc. The list can go on. At the end though, he redeems himself and I almost felt sorry for him. Almost.

The ending was also a very typical good-beats-evil sort of ending. It was very easily predicted and I wished there were more of some surprise element in it. Sadly, there werent.

Overall, read Revealers if you wish to be entertained but be prepared to hate Connor. I have warned you.