Review Detail

Reader reviewed by Carmina

So, this book is mostly about Jess, a girl whose parents just moved her to Lume to kind of just get away from society for a while.Also, about Epsilon, a mysterious character that tells Jess that her mom is in danger and when he talks, he talks (mostly) in riddles.
What happens is Jess finds a strange cottage with 3 boxes.In these three boxes she finds really old papers that were written by Sebastian, a boy who was in the place of Jess about 150 years ago, trying to save his mother as well, but I guess he failed. Those papers written by Sebastian are clues to the one big riddle that is this book.
The Riddles of Epsilon is mostly safe, except for a few conversations that include smoking and drugs. I really liked this book because once you've started, you can't really go back because you'll want to know more.Plus, the different fonts make it ineresting. :)