It was all very human, even when they were in the various realms of the dead. Claire and Leto were deceased human souls, yet they felt like living, breathing people, which felt a little odd for dead people. I think the only thing I didn’t like about the characterizations was how human they were. He tugged at my heartstrings the most and his character arc was simply beautiful.

I was a little confused about Leto at first, but it just tied into his own confusion about himself. It wasn’t completely unexpected, but absolutely added another shade to the novel that deepened its richness. I must say I enjoyed the development of his character the most. A character in an unwritten book come to life, he was much more than he appeared. Reading her growth was a beautiful thing. I loved that she always seemed to be put together, but was still deeply flawed because of it. She’s protective and head strong with a serious sense of responsibility and duty. She’s a stern librarian who followed the rules and refused to bend. I loved that they showed personal growth and I especially loved watching the bonds form between Claire, Hero, and Leto.Ĭlaire was hands down my favorite. They were well-crafted with motivations and histories that provided a rich tapestry for the story and drove the plot forward. I don’t think there was one I didn’t enjoy. The Characters: Well-Crafted Individuals Who Drove the Story Forward After finishing this gorgeous book, of course, because it’s a real delight. For a writer, I think it offers a good kick to get back to writing. Not only did it offer an incredible adventure, but it also made me look at my own unfinished and unwritten stories in a completely different light.

When one Hero escapes the Library, it sets of a chain of events involving the Devil’s Bible, angels, other realms of the dead, and one of Claire’s own unwritten characters.Īs a book lover and a writer, I absolutely loved this book. It’s her job to care for all the unwritten stories ever created and to track down any books that come to life in the form of one of its characters. Summary: The Unwritten Wing of the Library is located in Hell and is run by Claire Hadley. Publisher: Ace – Berkley Publishing Group

Library of the unwritten