Official Review: Key to Eternity by Mallory M. O'Connor

[Nerea]

This seems to be an enthralling and suspenseful story revolving around a stolen art. I enjoy reading crime and mystery stories and this book seems to fill that urge. I will check it out. Congratulations on being the BOTD.

[Carol Cheruto]

Great book indeed! Thanks so much for your review , I like the cover of the book , the first thing that came to my mind when I read the title of the book is that the book is all about spirituality , just to proof myself wrong after reading your review . The book seems interesting ,I must give it a try .

[Iva Stoyanova]

Sounds engaging although I prefer more action-packed stories. However, the plot sounds well thought and quite interesting.

[Drianie]

I love reading historical fiction, but I haven't read one focused on art specifically. I look forward to learning more about underground stolen art as well as all the twists and turns that come with this interesting story. Congrats on the BOTD selection!

[63tty]

This book seems interesting with a set of historical fiction. I love that it is about art. Unfortunately, it felt slow but I feel like it would still be a great mystery read. Great review.

[Candybelle]

The book is interesting and mysterious. I am not really interested to art related stories, but this book makes me want to read more about it. I think the author did a good job writing the first free sample pages of the book, that even me; the person who is most likely gonna not gonna enjoy this type of story, is interested.

[ReviewerDiksha]

I love reading about history and the books that use it in their stories to tell more compelling tales always entice me. I would love to get my hands on this one.

[Kibet Hillary]

An entertaining plot, some great twists and turns and a captivating ending make a book intriguing. I like the fact that it also deals with art history. I have added it to my want-to-read shelf. Thanks for the informative review.

[Ochieng Omuodo]

You recommend this book to those interested in art history because it's a ‘delightful lesson in art history’ incorporating actual stories of stolen artefacts – and here I'm thinking of the pillage of western Africa for Benin bronzes, recently in the news. I completely agree that this is reason enough to read it. More than that, I'd have to read the first book. I don't buy the concept of stand-alone books when they are part of a series. The minute one book makes reference to another, they are bonded.

[Minal Agarwal]

This book looks really captivating as people who are into the arts, fantasies, or really into mysteries of the world would really appreciate this book. Truly is a page-turner, looking forward to reading it.

[dragonet07]

The premise sounds interesting, particularly the hunt for missing holy art and the use of a psychic by a detective or cop. Still, I’m not fond of when the psychic’s powers can be accessed too easily or conveniently or when tensions run too low in a mystery or thriller novel. I suppose I’ll have to check it out for myself to see if it’s enough to bother me. Thank you for the helpful review.

[smolbird]

A very interesting story on lost relics! Congrats on BOTD.

[Chukwuebuka Ifedigbo]

This is a wonderful piece. Reading your review alone makes me impatient, as I would want to lay my hands on this book as soon as possible. I guess mystery thrillers are my thing, so I can't wait to read this book. Thanks.

[Fahad Afroz]

The story seems pretty interesting and the adventure is of a kind that I would love to read..Stolen artifacts and their stories make me curious and I will read this book in future.

[Mercy Bolo]

Art lovers will relish this book since it narrates an art heist and answers questions about the art world, especially the underground art scene. It is the second installment in a series, so readers should check out the first book as well.