The Suffering

Book 2 by Rin Chupeco I was so excited when book two of The Girl From the Well, by Rin Chupeco released. The story of the boy haunted by a demonic being was excellent and full of Japanese folklore, energy, revenge and creativity. It held my interest from the very beginning, to the end. I had to wait between books, due to review obligations, but once the book hit my hand, did I receive the happy ending I so eagerly awaited? #element-531fee17-d0b1-4a88-901c-99b7fac85579 .waddons-blog-image.hideImage { display: none;} No. The answer is no. 

I ended up not liking The Suffering. It started of wonderful! Tark as revenant made flesh- how could it not be a winning tale? Well, once he and his cousin returned to Japan, it all fell apart. The detailing, which made book one so amazing was like overkill in the second. I found myself skimming and then just quitting. I picked it back up and found the rest of the story a disheartening let down. 

Talk about bummed!

I won't say what happened, because I don't give SPOILERS. Besides, I'm sure someone else thought this was the best thing since sliced bread. I'm off to the next read!

Cheers!

The Suffering
Rin Chupeco
Sourcebooks Fire, Sept. 2015
320 pages
Teen/Fantasy, Young Adult/Myths & Legends