When I set sail with this book, I’ll be honest, I was just a smidge apprehensive: book number 8. How long can the paranormal-investigative pair keep going? Or, more to the point, how can Bowersock keep the reader interested after so many books?
The answer is: successfully.
The changes are subtle with each adventure, but enough to keep you invested. Sam and Lacey’s personal relationship inches forward (happily) and their paranormal investigations take varied paths. And in this ‘chapter’, Sam is startled to discover that, abnormally, he is getting connectivity with a living person (in this case, the perpetrator of the crimes) rather than with the ghosts of he victims of tragedy.
The constant element of this series (this being the eighth) is Bowersock’s gifted style, making each instalment easy to read, enjoyable, compelling and a pleasure.
The answer is: successfully.
The changes are subtle with each adventure, but enough to keep you invested. Sam and Lacey’s personal relationship inches forward (happily) and their paranormal investigations take varied paths. And in this ‘chapter’, Sam is startled to discover that, abnormally, he is getting connectivity with a living person (in this case, the perpetrator of the crimes) rather than with the ghosts of he victims of tragedy.
The constant element of this series (this being the eighth) is Bowersock’s gifted style, making each instalment easy to read, enjoyable, compelling and a pleasure.
See also:
Being Travis
Burning Through
Demon Walk
Dragon Walk
Dream Walk
Finding Travis
Fleischerhaus
Ghost Walk
Queen's Gold
Skin Walk
Soul Walk
Star Walk
Sonnets for Heidi
Stone's Ghost
The Man in the Black Hat
Burning Through
Demon Walk
Dragon Walk
Dream Walk
Finding Travis
Fleischerhaus
Ghost Walk
Queen's Gold
Skin Walk
Soul Walk
Star Walk
Sonnets for Heidi
Stone's Ghost
The Man in the Black Hat
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