Reviews
Midnight Labyrinth
Review by Amber Marr
Midnight Labyrinth was everything I'd hoped it
would be and more. Ben and Tenzin far
exceeded my expectations and when it comes to
Elizabeth Hunter, my expectations are high.
Why? Because she's damn well worth it!
Everything she writes is phenomenal. Elizabeth
Hunter is, by far, one of my all-time favorite
authors. She has writing skills that just draw the
reader in from the very beginning. When I was
originally approached to review the ARC of A
Hidden Fire (Elemental Mysteries, Book One) in
2011, never did I expect as much literary power
to come from within the pages of a brand new
author and every single book I've read from
Elizabeth Hunter since then carries that same
power. I have been mesmerized by her books
from the very beginning.
Ben and Tenzin have moved away from Gio and Bea (who make a cameo -
well, their voices do) to New York. When Ben happens upon a distraught
museum patron and learns that in a sequence of three paintings previously
owned by her family pre-WWII, one was lost. Ben can't help but jump at the
chance to help a damsel in distress. Tenzin is wary about the story surrounding
the painting but she's all for the excitement involved in figuring out where the
painting went. What starts out being a good deed, however, may prove to be
Ben and Tenzin's undoing.