Showing posts with label ghosts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ghosts. Show all posts

Tuesday, 25 February 2020

Hexes and O's by Lisa Wells

Hexes and O's (Singles Town Book 1)Hexes and O's by Lisa Wells
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Remington has always been more or less alone. An orphan, never to be loved. When she inherits her dead best friend's house in the town they grew up in, things start to get weird.

I really enjoyed reading this book. There's a lot mystery in it, more than I expected before I started reading. All the supernatural events make this book constantly interesting and there is not one moment that you get bored. Of course, there is also the romance between Jason and Remington. The never ending be or not to be game they play. Add a little hexes and you've got Hexes and O's.
This is an interesting book and I really want to read the other books I the series as well. I love all of the residents in knotty and I can't wait to read what they get up to in the future.

All in all this is a great mixture of mystery, romance and supernatural beings. I really enjoyed reading this and I'm waiting eagerly to read the next book in the series.

* Free copy received from BookSirens

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Sunday, 8 July 2018

The girl in the green silk gown by Seanan McGuire




 This is a ghost story but it’s also so much more than just a ghost story.
Meet Rose Marshall, the girl in the green silk gown, the phantom prom date and so on. She’s a hitchhiking ghost. 
Add the person who already killed her once and want to kill her again and you’ve got a prober adventure in your hands.
This book is amazing, the book pulls you in from the first words and keeps you in until the very last period. I loved every second if this book. 
Add all the amazing characters and you’ve got a marvelous novel in your hand that just hooks you in. 
The author also manages to include a a lot of Greek and other types of mythology into the book and that makes the book even more interesting than it already is, and somehow more realistic, as much as a fantasy book can feel realistic.
All in all, this book is amazing and my only regret is not reading the first book in the series. 
I recommend this book from the very bottom of my heart. 

*ARC received from the publisher via First to Read.



The girl in the green silk gown will be published July, 17th!

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