und town as a potential twist or have William for some reason do the killings with Cas' knife. But the fact that it was his dad's killer was an interesting plot twist to go on. I thought maybe in the second book we'd get introduced to hunting and killing his dad's killer and just focus on killing and sending Anna away in the first book.

I also didn't really like the romantic interest that was formed between Anna and Cas or the other two friends. Not all stories have to have a romantic interest and I think leaving it out would have been a bit better.

I did like Anna's background story and all of the scenes within her home to make the horror truly come to life. I get easily scared of paranormal activity and if the dead didn't talk I'd have endless nightmares on this one.

Even though I wish the story had gone in a different direction, I'm looking forward to seeing how the sequel turns out assuming it'll wrap up this series.

It gave me Lockwood and Co. Vibes but for adults... except I think I'd rather hangout with Lucy and the gang over these characters any day!30:T529,I was pretty excited about this one with all the hype about it before it released and after. I had sat on it for a while before finally buying my own copy and digging in. While I still enjoyed the story, I was a little let down because I had expected this hugely creepy, amazing story would unfold. Not so much creepy, though. Normally I'm not a fan of the creepy stuff, but I had gone into this one wanting it to be much more scary than it was.

The story was still really interesting, though. I enjoyed it and was still invested when I turned the last page. Cas is an interesting guy. Most YA books aren't narrated by a guy and I really liked the change of pace. I'm not sure I really ever liked Carmel and her crowd, but I did end up liking her by the end of the book.

Anna. This was what drew me in. While I wanted more scary ghostness from her, I still really liked her story. It's not pretty (obviousl

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