Scribes Wet Ink is an engaging and thought-provoking fantasy novel with a unique magic system that will captivate readers who enjoy stories of adventure, personal growth, and moral conflict.

I ended up DNFing this one. Unfortunately, it just wasn't for me. I can't really put my finger on why. I should have loved it, but the writing style just didn't suit me. It was just a bit too contrived. The conversations were very stilted and didn't seem realistic.

That said, I feel that this book will definitely find it's niche, it just wasn't for me. There is some interesting worldbuilding with being pulled into books and the shadowy cabal that wants to capture the people who can do this.

I found this one a little difficult to connect with this one. I really enjoyed the opening chase... it was well-written and full of action and intrigue.

Once Zack was introduced I found that I wasn't really connecting with his character. He quickly discovers that he is a scryer and has a special kill of being able to travel into a story when he opens a book. The shock of his first adventure brings about a connection to a mysterious women who eventually saves him.

At the same time as Zack is discovering that he has a special skill and the world isn't at all what he thought... he learns the history.

The writing style changed a bit ... I thought the action scenes were great but the dialogue was a bit clunky.

Scribes Wet Ink by Conner Grey is that book. The story is so so good. I rated it 5 stars because I couldn't put it down for a second.