All the premises of this book are good. The reader will jum into the same London of Wendy and Peter Pan but there is no island and things are extremely different. London has been destoryed by a militar assualt lead by Germany. Born inside the conflict is the Horologia Virus, a illness that kills only the adults but not the children. 
 In a dystopic world with a bit o steampunk touch, Wendy tries to survive with her little sister and brothe. But London is running out of supplies and really soon they will have to find a new place where to go on with the survival. The city's streets are runned by the marauders lead by Hook : they're searching for children and for a cure for the Horologia. 
 Really soon, Wendy will have to face not only new and more strong versione of the virus, but Hook himself. 
 I don't know what is wrong in this book. It's a read... and it's a read. This book left me with nearly no impression at all, like it wasn't able to catch me inside its own story. 
 It's the first written by the authore, and I generally try to not be too much severe on first novels since I quite understand the struggle to give the best and not fulfilling the task. Anyway, I will probably read the second book because I want to know if the authore made some progress and how the writing style will go on. 
 The writing style was in fact a great problem. It was flat. It wans't able at all the call my interest out and say hello. It was like reading some kind of list. It could have been everything! A book or not, I would have not find the difference and that's one of the main reasong why I couldn't find my own bookish passion while reading. 
 I have to say the same thing for the characters. 
 And that's why I don't even know ho to talk about this book. It's kinda terribile when you read something that you actually didn't dislike that much but that didn't impress you. 
 So, this is an ugly book? 
 Yes. 
 No. 
 I don't really know. 
 But I'm sure that Everland is a dim novel. 
 All the characters don't manage to finde their space between the pages. They attack eachother, they act strange or don't act at all and the enemy isn't represented enough inside the book. 
 The worldbuilding also! It was like missing a piece, just a place that it's only a plain scenography where the plot is rying to develop. 
 There are many thing that should have been better and add in side the story to make it a good novel. 
 And this review seems so damn inconsistent because I don't really know what I'm writing