Review: "It's in the night that ghosts are real, you know, and memories aren't the past but the present."
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 11, 2012
I was lucky enough to be able to get an Advanced Reading Copy of LOVE IS STRONG AS DEATH. I felt privileged because I had liked Nash's storyThe Trunk Key (Kindle Single)so much - the story and Nash's writing style. So this review is on the full book, not just this first episode of the series. But no spoilers...just encouragement to read all the episodes of this next great story by Nash.Rachel and Terry are reporters, working together at a local newspaper, writing opposing articles on different people/subjects. Rachel believes the worst of everybody and Terry believes every cloud has a silver lining.But a story about a "haunted" house brings together Rachel, Terry and players from the present - and past. Everything has aligned, bringing all the players together, to correct a wrong from another lifetime.1. Superb character development on the two main very likeable protagonists (plus on the not-so-minor other characters) in the book2. Excellent imagery of the San Francisco and outlying areas and the "haunted" mansion3. A rip-roaring mystery that goes all the way back to the 1930sLOVE IS STRONG AS DEATH was everything I hoped for when I sat down to read it. I sat back and enjoyed every word, page and finally, the finished product.