Review: Great book for any age
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 1, 2013
Once I started reading Ghost of Doors I couldn't stop. From page one you are pulled into another world where animals talk and changelings reflect a ruined version of your own face back at you. Bespectacled, teenaged boy Wolfgang is on the hunt to find and free his father from the nightmare he has been trapped in, while being hunted mercilessly by his doppleganger that has come to destroy him and take his soul. Betrayal and secrets seem to be at every turn, doors inaccessible to humans lead to other worlds, and souls can be separated from their bodies. He is assisted by Marie, a changeling, and his horse Pilgrim, in his quest to restore his father and set things right once more before humanity, including his own, is destroyed. I was impressed by the quality of writing in this book. The characters dialogue flows easily and the scenes are skillfully brought to life, and there is never a dull moment or page to be found. Something is always happening, and something dark and deadly seems to always await around every curve. Two thumbs up and I look forward to the next book in the series.