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Kanokwan Kaewwanich _anokwan_aewwanich — This MINI review can also be found at The Starry-Eyed Revue. I think I had some seriously misplaced expectations for this story, based on the author's previous work -- I've read The Replacement and her short stories on Merry Sisters of Fate -- but even so, it held my interest. I also think that it's been awhile since I read that synopsis and added this book to my TBR because I'm only now just putting the title and premise together and seeing how it fits. Oh, well. The fact that Hannah can see ghosts, especially the ghosts of the Valentine Killer murder victims, intrigued me to no end, but I still really would have liked to know why she could see them. I don't take a lot of things on faith, and so I spent a substantial amount of time looking for answers to that question rather than on who the serial killer was and what their motivation was. I just knew that I hoped it wasn't Finny Boone. I love an awkward romance that makes little sense to everyone else. This is one of those cases. It reminded me a lot of Kiri and Skunk in Wild Awake honestly. And I rooted for it, even when the characters themselves weren't sure. It was just sweet and the way Finny and Hannah were both so protective of each other melted my heart a bit. Obviously, this was not a murder-kill-stab bloody gore-fest, or anything, and it didn't really delve into the psyche of a serial killer, either. Instead, it was a kind of sweet story about friendship and deceptive appearances in a town with a serial killer on the loose. And I kinda liked it. Makes me want to get to my copy of The Space Between that much sooner. GIF it to me straight: Weird...but delightfully so.

Sdsdfa S carrie_kung — i didn't know this man was a hero of mine until i read this book. sounds funny but it was like having a conversation with my grandfather. well written, well researched and fascinating material.

Stephen Dayandayan fractalcore — I saw this book in the supermarket and wanted to read it. Then I found out it was the sixth in a series (the Adversary Cycle)! So I read the other books--in order. I'm glad I did, because I'm now a big fan of F. Paul Wilson. This book provides a nice climax to the series.