Red Daisy by Gemma Owen-Kendall

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @hyggebooktours and @GemOwenKendall for letting me be part of this tour and reviewing this book. Red Daisy is a for young teenagers and is a fantasy genre. This is the first book of the series and I can’t wait for book 2. I read Red Daisy in one day because it is 140 pages, and it is an addictive read that I could not put down. The story about Grace who comes to live with her grandparents, and she goes to collage where she’s meets two boys who she is drawn to, there are Daniel and Ben, but they are not all they seem. I feel young adults and adults will love this fantasy book as much as I did. I love the magic and the drama that runs through the book it is excellent. The story will draw you in from the first page and is easy to get in to. I truly hope the next book comes out soon because I want to know what happens to Grace next. If you like shape-shifters and magic, this books for you. I strongly recommend. I am hooked 5 stars Author Bio: Gemma is an author from Grimsby, North East Lincolnshire. She has been writing from a very young age. Her favourite books are Twilight and Caraval, her writing has been inspired by the works of Stephenie Meyer (author of the Twilight books). Her book Red Daisy was originally released as Girl In the Red Coat. In August 2023 Spellbound Books Ltd took on this book and re-published it in August 2024. Gemma runs a weekly writing group in her hometown of Grimsby. Book Blurb: What if the girl who wore the red coat fell in love with the wolf? Grace Kennedy was once a quiet teenage girl, growing up in a rural area with her parents. When Grace turns sixteen, she moves to a new town to live with her grandparents to study a diploma in Dance at the local college. It's there that Grace’s life changes when she meets the polite and charming Daniel and also encounters the dark and mysterious Ben. But are both boys truly who they say they are ... Dealing with the sudden strange events happening to her and a complicated love triangle, Grace world implodes when she learns that werewolves and spellcasters do truly exist.

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  1. Anonymous4 February 2025 at 05:22

    Thank you so much for this amazing review ❤️- Hygge Book Tours

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