I finished this book some time ago and was surprised to see that I never reviewed it! I'd actually give the book about 3 1/2 stars.
When a university study group creates a ghost, Harper Blaine is called in to verify that the results aren't fake. A PI with one foot in the Grey, Blaine can see the "ghost" but it's not like anything she's ever encountered. And this creature seems bent on revenge.
You know I'm no good at summarizing...I talk too much. Read the back of the book.
While I'm liking Harper's character a little more in this book, I'm not entirely sold on the idea. How does a group of people give life to the spirit of someone that never existed? The premise is a little too far-fetched but the storyline, plot twists and additional characters are interesting enough that I continued on to the next book. Richardson seems to be intent of weaving in hints to a "bigger picture" but leaving all those questions unanswered. A little irritating but still, a good read.
When a university study group creates a ghost, Harper Blaine is called in to verify that the results aren't fake. A PI with one foot in the Grey, Blaine can see the "ghost" but it's not like anything she's ever encountered. And this creature seems bent on revenge.
You know I'm no good at summarizing...I talk too much. Read the back of the book.
While I'm liking Harper's character a little more in this book, I'm not entirely sold on the idea. How does a group of people give life to the spirit of someone that never existed? The premise is a little too far-fetched but the storyline, plot twists and additional characters are interesting enough that I continued on to the next book. Richardson seems to be intent of weaving in hints to a "bigger picture" but leaving all those questions unanswered. A little irritating but still, a good read.
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