Enjoyable book. I finished it in two days. Storyline flowed well, and I found the premise original and interesting. I would recommend this book, and I look forward to reading more by this author.

The Weaver is about a college student named Laney, who spends most of her free time writing in secret. After being attacked by a man she's certain to be the villain in her book, Laney searches for a way to find out more of her mysterious abilities that bring her writing to life while trying to protect the ones she loves from her book's antagonist who is threatening them in order to get a better ending for himself.

I loved the idea of this book. Wouldn't every writer or reader love to see their favorite characters come to life? I was immediately intrigued by Laney's story and the book starts with immediate action. However, after being attacked the story drags on with a developing love triangle. It isn't until later in the book, the plot starts coming together. As much as I wanted to like Laney, she comes across as dense as what's obvious to the reader doesn't register to the main character until it's so obvious it hurts. I am curious to find out what happens in the rest of the series but I also had a hard time wanting to finish the book at some points.

Thankyou to NetGalley, Parliament House and the author, Heather Kindt, for the opportunity to read a digital copy of The Weaver in exchange for an honest and unbiased opinion.
OMG! What an incredible book. I was captivated from the beginning.
The storyline was well thought out and written with intriguing characters. The scenery was highly descriptive and beautiful. It was like being sucked into a time portal and being transported back to the 1700's.
The author has done an amazing job in changing the timelines within the story. It was seamless.
I really enjoyed reading this book and certainly cannot wait for the next part of the story .
Well worth a read.