A review by dlberglund
Necromancing the Stone by Lish McBride
3.0
This sequel was a really fun read. So much so that I immediately looked on her blog to see if there would be a third book. Alas, not in the immediate future (though she doesn't rule it out for somewhere down the road...).
This book continues the adventures of Sam, who has recently learned of his powers to read the life essence in beings and to raise the dead. It expands upon the supernatural world of the Seattle area, and continues to develop relationships between Sam and those around him. There are a few little plot holes, but the book was fun and worth reading if you read the first.
This book continues the adventures of Sam, who has recently learned of his powers to read the life essence in beings and to raise the dead. It expands upon the supernatural world of the Seattle area, and continues to develop relationships between Sam and those around him. There are a few little plot holes, but the book was fun and worth reading if you read the first.