In the aftermath of a shocking murder, Nick and Juliet handle their lives in almost opposite ways. Everything is finally on the up for Nick—full-time work, stronger relationships—and he even has a girlfriend. So when a romantic weekend away turns into a bloodbath, he's left disillusioned ... and with the fear that someone is targeting him.
For Juliet, the things she has witnessed still haunt her, and the deceit she has suffered feels fresh. Struggling to keep her life in order, she attempts to regain confidence by learning to control her ability. Not only that, she tries out something she has avoided for a long time: Dating.
But neither Nick nor Juliet can forget what they experienced together, what they glimpsed of the Otherworld. And as events unfold, it becomes apparent that the Otherworld hasn't forgotten them either ...
My thoughts
I have to confess I read this book a while ago but due to
having a new born baby in the house it as taken me a while to write this review
so first I feel I should apologise to Andrew for the delay
.
I had been looking forward to reading book two in the Lansin
Island series for some time and I was not disappointed. It was easy to pick the
story back up from where “A Death Displaced” left off and I felt reconnected to
the characters straight away.
Nick and Juliet are both likeable characters, I
will admit I expected that there would be romance between these two but in
actual fact the story started with them apart, living different lives and
having different relationships, it was refreshing to see an author not doing
what we would expect and I felt this added much more to the story.
In this story Nick is again faced with solving another mystery
and again it is personal and time is running out.
Juliet is trying to put behind her all that happened in the
previous book and trying to control her powers and block out the unwanted
spirits that are invading her life, things never goes as we want them and soon
she will find herself dragged back into the world she so wants to run and hide
from
I would highly recommend this to anyone who enjoys
paranormal/fantasy and mystery and I cannot wait for the next book in the
series.
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