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A review by jennyreadsromance
Death Most Definite by Trent Jamieson
4.0
Hmm...where to begin. It's not often I read books where the main character is male. I started with Jim Butcher's Dresden Files a few months back and really enjoyed reading from the male POV so goodreads recommended lots of other books in this writing style. One of the first ones I put on my TBR list is this one, Death Most Definite. It took me forever to find it and I when I finally did I was incredibly excited to start reading it. I was not disappointed.
Jamieson creates an unusual world where the souls of the dead need a conduit "pomps" to make it to the afterlife. Steven de Selby's adventure is quite interesting, there's both action and romance and I really like that in a book.
The only thing I can say that may be weird to people who are not used to reading romance-y stuff is that the romance in this book seems kind of spontaneous but it flows fairly well. Oh and I think Jamieson would be a fair romance author...just sayin.
Jamieson creates an unusual world where the souls of the dead need a conduit "pomps" to make it to the afterlife. Steven de Selby's adventure is quite interesting, there's both action and romance and I really like that in a book.
The only thing I can say that may be weird to people who are not used to reading romance-y stuff is that the romance in this book seems kind of spontaneous but it flows fairly well. Oh and I think Jamieson would be a fair romance author...just sayin.