The Spook provides a series that will hold young-adults under its spell

The Spook's Apprentice book cover You may be forgiven for believing that the final Harry Potter book marked the end of worthwhile fantasy books for young-adults. This is, thankfully, not the case and authors such as Joseph Delaney show that there is not only life after Potter but more importantly, a series of books that is as good as, if not better, than JK Rowling’s series.

The Spook’s Apprentice marked the beginning of the Wardstone Chronicles, a ghost/coming of age story that will both terrify and enthral adults both young and old. Joseph Delaney is a fine author, a retired teacher who understands what his target audience is looking for and clever enough to know that they need to be treated with respect.

FantasyBookReview.co.uk was kindly supplied with a review copy of The Spook’s Apprentice by Random House and we were delighted that the book was every bit as good as we expected.

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