Readers’ Favorite announces the review of the Young Adult – Fantasy – Urban book “The Archivist” by V S Nelson, currently available at http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1803131578.
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“Reviewed By Melanie Kennedy for Readers’ Favorite
The Archivist by V S Nelson is a remarkable story about death. The Archivist is a human being like everyone else, but with a special ability to save someone’s essence before they are sucked into the Aether, the nothingness that consumes everyone in the end. Along comes Sun-young Kang who manages to trick the Archivist into helping her. Luckily the Archivist is quick to forgive, and soon the pair finds themselves thrust into a conspiracy as they need to solve an alarming series of schoolgirl suicides. Their investigation leads them to another Archivist, who has long been hiding in the shadows. Nelson writes an engrossing tale of love and loss in this hauntingly beautiful tale.
I thoroughly enjoyed The Archivist. I thought it had a brilliant premise and the characters and scenes were so well written that I couldn’t put the book down once I had started reading it. The book is a marvelous story about death, but more importantly love, life and hope. V S Nelson has an incredible technique in writing a whole novel about death that never once makes it distressing. Nelson knows that even though it’s a heartbreaking facet of life, there is still hope for the people left behind. I especially enjoyed the fast-paced and witty conversations between Sun-young and the Archivist. It complemented their characters, kept the story interesting, and kept me invested in their eventual outcome. Some sensitive subjects such as suicide are a pivotal part of the story, but they are dealt with respectfully. It is rare to find a book that can capture one’s imagination and attention like this book does.”
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