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jasperreads's review
mysterious
slow-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Plot
- Strong character development? No
- Loveable characters? No
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? It's complicated
2.0
there is no resolution in this book
Graphic: Death, Violence, and Murder
Moderate: Mass/school shootings
Minor: Child death
stumpty's review
The book has a lot of characters with no explanation of their purpose or contribution. It was very bland which is sad since it started off promising. I just couldn't bring myself to finish it, maybe due to boredom or apathy.
duchessofreadin's review
5.0
Dan Tate is just trying to get through each day, and forget the horror he witnessed years prior at the high school. He is the caretaker at the local cemetery, but there are a few ghosts hanging out, and one in particular has taken a liking to Dan.
When people start dying, the police are baffled. They have not had a murder in ages, and to have more than two, raises concerns on who might be killing those in town.
Great read! This is going to be a fabulous series!
When people start dying, the police are baffled. They have not had a murder in ages, and to have more than two, raises concerns on who might be killing those in town.
Great read! This is going to be a fabulous series!
island_reader's review against another edition
Mediocre writing, bad story, awful characters, and based on other reviews I just saw, the story doesn't end in this book.
I could've sucked it up, finished & slapped on a 1 or 2 star, but fellow readers saying the story just stops and doesn't finish is a hard pass for me when I'm already struggling with said book.
I could've sucked it up, finished & slapped on a 1 or 2 star, but fellow readers saying the story just stops and doesn't finish is a hard pass for me when I'm already struggling with said book.
iheartya311's review
2.0
I really liked the concept but the execution was flawed. The beginning was bland, there are too many characters, and there is no conclusion which is confusing. A little tweaking is needed to make this a great book.
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