I can finally talk about what Volume 2. If you recall, volume 1 had been a real favorite for me. As for its originality by his narration, I actually raved Written in Red. When I received Volume 2, I was not able to stand before completing! This volume 2 takes to the events of Volume 1 and of course related to the crows, as we guessed. This time, the author widens the field of storytelling. We will go a little further than Lakeside and especially we will see new Other. This volume is more it agreed in its plot as in the behavior of the characters. It's a shame because there was so much potential that I can not help but be a little disappointed. Also, I loved the interaction between a little uncertain Simon and Meg, and here we see the least. However, their relationship evolves, there was no choice. They attend regularly, are neighbors and Simon is the head of Lakeside. Moreover Meg is becoming more confident, she dares and learns. And the disorder begins to be born. However, the narrative is always so much fun. It is guided effortlessly. I rolled into the narrative like a plaid. It was a pleasure to read this story and find out what the author store for me. Because there was always more questions and desire to solve problems that stand. In the end, despite a few points too conventional plot, I had a great time in the writings of Anne Bishop.
