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I've made the mistake of not reviewing this book immediately after reading it, so I'm fuzzy on the details.
I like the concept - an empath settles into an apartment on Bourbon Street and attracts ghosts. The author is doing some serious world building here but it doesn't impede the flow of the story, and better yet - there are some minor plot lines that are left unresolved, but the primary plot line is resolved in this book (something that cannot be said about a lot of urban fantasy series!)
The only things I remember not liking : The author uses pairing two beautiful people as a shortcut for chemistry - but that's the number one method of producing chemistry easily. Also, there's a twisted ankle that's only a problem when it needs to be, and the heroine walks barefoot down Bourbon Street, which gave me the only real "You've got to be kidding me"
All in all, a good story for people who like ghost stories, and people who like magic and ESP elements in their stories. I'm getting the next book (at 99 cents).
I like the concept - an empath settles into an apartment on Bourbon Street and attracts ghosts. The author is doing some serious world building here but it doesn't impede the flow of the story, and better yet - there are some minor plot lines that are left unresolved, but the primary plot line is resolved in this book (something that cannot be said about a lot of urban fantasy series!)
The only things I remember not liking : The author uses pairing two beautiful people as a shortcut for chemistry - but that's the number one method of producing chemistry easily. Also, there's a twisted ankle that's only a problem when it needs to be, and the heroine walks barefoot down Bourbon Street, which gave me the only real "You've got to be kidding me"
All in all, a good story for people who like ghost stories, and people who like magic and ESP elements in their stories. I'm getting the next book (at 99 cents).
