Review: Wow - that was unexpected :)
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 25, 2014
I wasn't going to read this - I have to confess upfront.  I'm not usually into fiction books about ghosts and hauntings, prefering something a little more serious.  But I saw people talking about it on a social media site and it was mentioned more than once that the book was funny, and one of my favorite types of M/M books are the ones with humor in them.  So I bought it and boy did Rhys Ford take me for a ride.I loved Tristan and Wolf - yes it sounds like a shifter story, but it isn't.  I thought the two of them together were dynamite.  I wasn't so keen on the secondary characters, especially Matt - he really needed to develop a spine, that boy.  But Jack was awesome and Wolf's mother was just amazing.  My only complaint is I would have liked to have seen a scene between Wolf and Tristan's uncle after the big showdown at the Grange.  I think that could have been interesting.Now I don't read horror at all, and I'm not sure, given the rest of the story, that this book could be considered in the horror genre.  But Rhy's descriptions of the huge scene towards the end was so vivid I could see it - and I really didn't want to, lol.  It was that well written.  And I'm going to look at salt in a whole new way from now on.Overall I loved this book.  It was witty, and as believable as a story about ghosts can be (I do believe in them BTW).  The sex didn't overpower the story, but was as vivid as the action and I found myself wanting to spend time at the Grange to see if I could see what Tristan sees.  For some pure escapism, buy this book.  It is well worth the money.