The Secret of Sleepy Hollow (Twice Told Tales. Lesbian Retellings – Book #2) by Andi Marquette

“Yes. A community study. I’m interested in how folklore interwines with local histories and how they influence each other. And that sounded really neardy, didn’t it?” Katie grinned. “totally. But I like nerds. A lot.” The Secret of Sleepy Hollow is kind of a retelling of the story of Sleepy Hollow, the story of the Headless Horseman. The story involves Abby and Katie on one side, and Ichabod and Katrina on the other, focusing on both the story of Sleepy Hollow and the love story that is born between Abby and Katie. The two girls meet by chance and as they start to know each other better they make research on the story of Sleepy Hollow. Even if quite short, I found the story interesting and addictive, so much that I was pretty sad when it was over. Andi Marquette takes the story of the Headless Horseman and gives a personal interpretation, new, sort of special too. The writing style is excellent but the thing that is addictive is the story and how it is told, through the hypotesis and the insights of Abby and Katie, who are more or less helped by Abby’s dreams, as she dreams of Katrina. For now, this is the third book published by Ylva Publishing that I’ve read, and I’m quite satisfied. I think I’ll read more by Andi Marquette, for sure! Leggi la recensione in italiano su http://www.thereadingpal.blogspot.it You can also read this review here https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/1733647286