Ninth House - Leigh Bardugo - A Short Summary & Review

 


A short summary of Ninth House:

A college student's second chance leads to a supernatural scandal.

My favorite Leigh Bardugo quote from the book:

"We all have spaces we keep blank."


Questions to ponder while reading:

Does wealth hide crime?

Can poverty make someone disappear?


My reviews:

A fun little magic murder mystery.

Great mood and aura.

*Note* There are some scenes with abuse. Reader discretion is advised.


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