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Thursday, August 29, 2013
Synopsis:
Sixteen-year-old ghost hunter, Emma Hoffman thought that moving into an old Victorian was going to be awesome– ghosts galore.
Much to her delight, she discovers that the house is haunted—not by a ghost, but by a construct (a spirit created to be a servant). As she gets to know Marcus, the construct, he asks her to help him avenge his maker and find her killer. Emma’s not too sure this is a good idea, she’s a ghost hunter after all, not a detective, but she agrees to help him anyway.
While trying to discover more information about the killer, Emma begins to have feelings for Marcus- feelings she isn’t ready to admit. Then the sorcerer who killed Marcus’s maker shows up at Emma’s house with an insane plan to capture Marcus and absorb his power- Emma isn’t having it. Marcus is hers.
When the killer performs a spell that begins to steal Marcus’s life force, Emma risks losing him. It’s a race against time for Emma to figure out how to stop the sorcerer and his spell before Marcus fades away and disappears from her life forever.
My Review:
"It's about ghosts!" is exactly what I screamed when I began reading this novel. It was about so much more! It was exactly what I expected from this author. The beginning pulled you in, the plot lead you through the story and the characters were believable and well rounded. I loved this book. The author did an awesome job of grabbing the audience with her correct and loveable teen main character. I felt a part of the story and was very happy with what she planned. I could almost come up with what was going to happen next, almost but not quite. I loved that aspect of it because it kept me guessing.
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nice review!