Concealed

**

2 Stars/5

Thanks to Netgalley and Smith Publicity for giving this book to review.

Bijou Fitzroy has always known that she is different but all she has wanted to be is normal even though she is loves the faceless boy from her dreams, after living all her life alone with only her grandmother, nicknamed Gigi, for company, she has convinced Gigi to be able to go to school instead of being home-schooled. At school she meets Sebastian who makes her rethink everything she has known, whether she can trust the people closest to her and is she able to be the saviour everyone expects her to be.

Concealed is an ok young adult paranormal book about Djinn, the book felt like there was too many plots going on at once so most of the time I felt lost about what was happening.

I just could not connect to Bijou or any of the other characters as they were not consistent in how they acted, however I did like how no character was either truly bad or good but somewhere in between.

Concealed is an ok story which I would recommend to people who like Smokeless Fire by Samantha Young or books about Djinn.