Following my heart, one book at a time...
Maryse: When you hit the HUGE REVEAL in a book, while in a school line and get honked at ’cause you’re not moving… AND ARE ALSO notified by your watch that you have been having a high heart rate for the last 10 minutes, and all you’ve been doing was sitting there, reading… Yeah… it’s GOOOOOOOOOD!!!!
That said, I DID really enjoy this one, recommended by my fellow scary-lover, R. Renee (that I rented on Prime).
R. Renee: I also watched Talk To Me last week and it was fantastic. The Edith Piaf scene was genius! Maryse have you seen it yet?
Maryse: I haven’t seen Talk To Me or even heard of it?? I’m going to look it up right now. 😀 Oh that TOTALLY sounds like my thing. I can’t WAIT!!! Thank you, R!!!
The author says:
TRIVIA TIME!!! Lots of fun Easter eggs in The Grave Robber. For example, those are Jerrdan’s hands on the cover! And our very own Robin Nations took the photo. Also, the bar in the book, Cruisers, is a real bar and grill in Stateline, ID owned by Justin Veo, a good friend of Quentin’s. Such a cool place!
Hope you guys enjoy the book!
So what’s it about?
From New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Darynda Jones comes a new story in her Charley Davidson series…
Eric Vause is done.
So her love for the book, the great reviews, that eerie cover, that strange title, and of course the fact that it’s horror (plus that blurb is GREAT!!), I was SO in and I one-clicked it, price be damned!!! 😂
At first, I found it intriguing. A strait-laced, reclusive woman (dare I say dowdy?) nearing 50 years old, feeling defeated in her age.
Xander needs our book help! Okay so right off the bat, her catching should and putting then back into their realm brings to mind one of my FAVORITE series in the world, Stacia Kane’s “Downside Ghosts”. So that will be my immediate guess.
She asks:
Cant remember name of book. So here is the things that i remember about the book,
The Main character is a female who just moved into a hotel with her parents and she now goes to a private school in the area, and for summer homework she needs to read Dante’s Inferno.
