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Bezig met laden... Death's Revivaldoor Crymsyn Hart
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Becoming a grim reaper was right up my alley. I enjoyed being dead. I helped souls crossover into either Heaven or Hell with my fellow reaper, Than. For two years, I enjoyed my life and then the killings started. Psychics were being murdered at haunted sites and souls disappearing. Someone was tampering with the fabric of the universe, trying to draw something evil into this world. To do that, the killer needed the souls of the psychics and the ghosts he could gather to open the doorway. I was charged with saving those souls and find out who the serial killer was. Yeah, being used as bait was definitely not my first choice, but who can kill a grim reaper? I'm already dead. With Than's help, I'll stop the evil from penetrating this world so I can get back to my soul gathering. I mean the dead stay dead, right? Geen bibliotheekbeschrijvingen gevonden. |
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The story starts with Kerstin unseated from her home and past and living life as a grim reaper. It suits her, and at last she’s united with Than. But everything falls apart when she finds herself used as bait to catch a killer with a plan even more evil than the one that killed her.
Cool, scary, intriguing and fun, Death’s Revival adds to the mythology and mystique without lecturing, bringing each new mystery to light with natural ease. The protagonist narrates her tale in a convincing voice, and the reader follows, eager for more. Death’s Revival is one of those second-in-series books that works with no time-wasting and no retreat. It’s cool and fun, and I’m eager for book three.
Disclosure: I was given an ecopy and I offer my honest review. (