Review: The Line Between - Tosca Lee

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The Line Between

Review: The Line Between - Tosca Lee - January 2019
One of my favourite topics to read about in fiction is about cults as I always find the idea of them quite fascinating, especially with those who have spent so many years in the real world, how easy it is for them to shed what they know and accept a new way of life in order to fit in somewhere in the world. When Wynter was a little girl, her mother moved their family to a cult called New Earth. Once settled in, the family found it hard to dissociate from the outside world especially Wynter who spent a lot of time in Pentinence. Over the years, her mother got sick and passed away, and the girls became orphans of the church. As the years went on their cult leader's original wife, Kestrel passed, and Magnus took on a new wife - Wynter's older sister Jacqui. The pair eventually had a daughter called Truly.As time passes and Truly gets older, and Jacqui focused her time on her daughter Magnus's interest moved over to Wynter. Jacqui knew she had to do something and planned to get Wynter excommunicated. During this time there is also a disease ravaging the world which is leaving patients with the symptoms of early onset dementia and turning them crazy. Is this the end of the world? Wynter gets a call from her sister who is now sick and discovers that the disease is all Magnus's doing. Can Wynter with the help of her new friends and some old ones too save the world from losing any more innocent lives? The Line Between was a good read and touched on a few topics from Cult Fiction, Thriller, Adventure, Science Fiction with the Disease and the idea of the apocalypse. The Line Between by Tosca Lee has something for everyone and readers will not be disappointed.







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