Hood of Sedna (Stevie Capot Chronicles) by Mina Skye – Review by Jennifer Ramos

Hood of Sedna by Mina Skye
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

At first glance, I thought this story would be some kind of fantasy with a good storyline mix. Although I am familiar with the Steampunk look, I’ve never read a story like this and I’m so glad I gave it a try. Story focuses on Stevie Capot, who does not recall any past memories before finding herself in 1745 in North Carolina. As time passes and she learns more about herself, she transitions from one place to another as she never grows old and must move onto other places and get to know new people. After a century of moving to and fro, random pieces of her memory start trickling back to her. Unfortunately with the distractions of the current town arise, things start piecing together and she is on a mission for the truth! Character POV changes within the characters involved in the storyline, which I’ve always enjoyed reading as it places the readers in the character’s footsteps. Character development in this story is truly amazing and it strings back to the past, present and where the future may lie. I highly recommend this book!

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