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creepysnowman's review
5.0
[reprinted from my Amazon.com review]
Grave Echoes is a supernatural mystery that cuts no corners, and "plays fair" with the reader throughout.
Kate Waters is devestated to find out about her sister's murder, but when clues start piling up that point to her sister's connection with the supernatural, her skepticism, almost literally rooted in bedrock (she's a geologist) is shaken. And there's someone watching her.
Erin Cole draws the reader in swiftly, and doesn't let up. The characters live and breath, and not a few of them are beyond suspicion. I don't read a lot of "mysteries" as a rule, but that may change now that I've seen the way a "whodunnit" can be so seamlessly interwoven with the supernatural fare that I tend to devour.
Grave Echoes is absolutely worth your time. Check it out!
Grave Echoes is a supernatural mystery that cuts no corners, and "plays fair" with the reader throughout.
Kate Waters is devestated to find out about her sister's murder, but when clues start piling up that point to her sister's connection with the supernatural, her skepticism, almost literally rooted in bedrock (she's a geologist) is shaken. And there's someone watching her.
Erin Cole draws the reader in swiftly, and doesn't let up. The characters live and breath, and not a few of them are beyond suspicion. I don't read a lot of "mysteries" as a rule, but that may change now that I've seen the way a "whodunnit" can be so seamlessly interwoven with the supernatural fare that I tend to devour.
Grave Echoes is absolutely worth your time. Check it out!
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