I can't even continue reading the book, it is extremely slow and I feel it's not grabbing my attention. I find the storyline was interesting but the author did not properly write the story. I am very disappointed in this book, I thought it would be good. I am disappointed and I can't even finish the book, I am not into the book at all, nothing keeps me reading the book, and nothing grabs my attention.

I found this book a bit slow you already knew the end and a part of it from reading that book. It was not an " edge of your seat" book but it was a good book to read to relax but yes I enjoyed it.

Story Description: Mimi Shapiro had a disturbing freshman year at NYU, thanks to a foolish affair with a professor who still haunts her caller ID. So when her artist father, Marc, offers the use of his remote Canadian cottage, she’s glad to hop in her Mini Cooper and drive up north. The house is fairy-tale quaint, and the key is hidden right where her dad said it would be, so she’s shocked to find someone already living there — Jay, a young musician, who is equally startled to meet Mimi and immediately accuses her of leaving strange and threatening tokens inside: a dead bird, a snakeskin, a cricket sound track embedded in his latest composition. But Mimi has just arrived, so who is responsible? And more alarmingly, what does the intruder want? Part gripping thriller, part family drama, this fast-paced novel plays out in alternating viewpoints, in a pastoral setting that is evocative and eerie — a mysterious character in its own right. My Review: I was disappointed in this novel perhaps my expectations were too high. It was a very bland, slow moving read for a supposedly decent suspense novel. Mimi, the main protagonist drives to Canada from the United States to stay in a small house her father used to use as his artist studio. Mimi wants to spend some time alone after breaking off an affair with her university professor. But when she arrives at the house, there is already someone else staying there and the house was supposed to be empty. Mimi discovers the man staying in the house is a young musician named Jay, who is struggling to find his muse. However, Jay appears to be much more connected to Mimi than she realizes and there is a man who watches them both from the nearby river. I found that Wynne-Jones was able to create a few suspenseful moments here and there throughout the book, but wasn’t able to hit the mark for a true suspense in my opinion.

How many more plot twists can you put in there? I thought I'd enjoy it because the cover made it seem as though it would be a scary mystery. It really wasn't but the ideas for the novel were pretty good. It's an easy read and interesting to say the least.

I was interested in reading The Uninvited when I saw it was written by a Canadian author. Then when I saw one of my favourite Authors, Phillip Pullman, stated he enjoyed this book, I decided I had to read it. And Phillip Pullman was right, this was a very hard book to put down. The book switches between several different characters and it not just from one of their perspectives. Some may find it hard to follow at times, but it is easy to pick up on. Wynne-jones does a good job of leading you in one direction, but then totally twisting it another. Although I was not personally captivated with the ending, I still recommend this book for anyone looking for a YA mystery.

this book. didn't really get my interest untill the end. It had a good plot, and a good build up, but then it got boring. The ending was somewhat exciting i guess. I would reccomend this book to people who don't read a lot of mystery novels.

This was a very good book with a lot of detail packed on to every page. It could be a bit confusing at times due to every character in the book had some relationship with each other. This book has romance, stalking, robbery and a whole lot of supence!

Great characters, twisty, turny plotline that grabs ahold of you and takes you for quite a tense, mysterious ride.