Reviewer: Angie
Rating: 5 Stars
I'm so sad...I don't want it to be over. Thank you for another amazing read, Mindy Haig. You have an incredible ability to weave the words directly into the reader's soul.
The White Room is the follow up story to The Wishing Place! They are the same place, but Ani's White Room seems to only show her sadness and death, whereas her mother's Wishing Place showed her the future, with love and hope. The thing is, everything is NOT what it appears to be. Sometimes you must trust your heart and not your eyes. You are also left wondering, "If give the chance, would I want to know my future?"
If you are looking for a magical read, I would definitely recommend this book. It is unlike any other series I have read. Reading The Wishing Place first is not required, but recommended. It will help you appreciate some the the details more than those who do not read it first.
Somewhere between the past and the future, between dreams and reality, is The White Room.
Anika Rossi appeared to have the perfect life. A gifted dancer heading for the bright future that The White Room had been quietly guiding her toward. She had always known exactly what she wanted: to live the fairy tale. She would dance the role of every princess, Tyne Bonham would be her handsome prince and together they would find happily ever after.
Christopher Rossi had a secret. A vision of something terrible, seen before he was even born that haunted his reality and threatened everything he loved.
Tyne Bonham had a history that he was ashamed of and couldn't seem to overcome. The one person who could mend him was Anika, but the six-year age gap seemed too big to bridge.
When a stranger took an interest in Anika, an event from the past began to haunt them all. The future became inexplicably tangled with a devastating moment that couldn't be changed. The White Room stubbornly refused to show anything but empty whiteness and death seemed to be the ultimate conclusion.
Could Christopher's secret save them or would the dram of happily ever after be lost forever? Find out in The White Room.
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