361 reviews for:

The Ravenous Dead

Darcy Coates

4.08 AVERAGE


Probably the best-written Darcy Coates, but still pretty incomplete as far as plot/characters/etc. I needed something very light, though.

This book was infinitely better than its predecessor. It was way spookier, the plot moved far faster and the characters were so much more interesting to read about.
The ghosts were spookier, the plot was thicker and the book was better.
loved a lot.
adventurous dark funny mysterious tense fast-paced
Plot or Character Driven: A mix
Strong character development: Yes
Loveable characters: Yes

This book is better than the first book in this series. This review has spoilers from the first book. There is more action and the ghosts are more interesting. It was hard to put this book down when I had to. I loved all of the new visions from Kiera. The visions were heart wrenching at times but added so much to Kiera’s character. I think we also get hints to the cause of Kiera’s memory loss in this book. We still don’t have answers to the group chasing Kiera but we do get more information to discovering who they are. I have my guesses and will hopefully find out if I’m right in book 3. Also Mason. Mason, Mason, Mason. Something is up with him. He knows more than he lets on. I adore him and Kiera’s relationship. And Zoe is hilarious.

2nd book in this series and I'm enjoying it a lot more. Worth continuing.
dark medium-paced

It really just mid book for me, I enjoy the first one but reading this one got me bored and I kind of skipped over a lots. 

amazing

I was so excited for this book after finishing the first in the Gravekeeper series and It 100% met my expectations. The way Coates creates twists and leaves you wanting more and I hope there are many more books in this series to come.
dark mysterious medium-paced
adventurous dark emotional mysterious reflective medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven: A mix
Strong character development: Yes
Loveable characters: Yes
Diverse cast of characters: N/A
Flaws of characters a main focus: No

chelshopkins's review

4.0
challenging dark emotional mysterious medium-paced