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A review by kristid
Queen of the Dead by Stacey Kade
3.0
Queen of the Dead was a delightful sequel!
After reading The Ghost and the Goth, I was eager to spend more time with Alona and Will. They continued to grow on me in Queen of the Dead. The story picks up right were we left off, and Kade threw some twists and turns in there, that I wasn't prepared for at all! Dramatic, funny and just a little bit of romance, it was the perfect read for a lazy summer day.
I love the dual perspectives in this story! It's great to see the real Alone and Will because what they project outwardly toward their environment isn't true to the people.... er, person and ghost that they really are. This time around we really get to watch them focus on themselves and figuring out what the all ultimately means. They don't go about it in the most efficient ways, but that just makes it more fun to read about!
And after that ending.... wowzers, I was speechless. I can't WAIT to read the next book!
After reading The Ghost and the Goth, I was eager to spend more time with Alona and Will. They continued to grow on me in Queen of the Dead. The story picks up right were we left off, and Kade threw some twists and turns in there, that I wasn't prepared for at all! Dramatic, funny and just a little bit of romance, it was the perfect read for a lazy summer day.
I love the dual perspectives in this story! It's great to see the real Alone and Will because what they project outwardly toward their environment isn't true to the people.... er, person and ghost that they really are. This time around we really get to watch them focus on themselves and figuring out what the all ultimately means. They don't go about it in the most efficient ways, but that just makes it more fun to read about!
And after that ending.... wowzers, I was speechless. I can't WAIT to read the next book!