What a roller coaster of emotions! This book had me believing that an evil spirit was turning into a dolphin to manipulate people. That could possibly have been the glasses of wine I had while reading this novel, but anything is believable when one of the characters helping with a murder investigation is a ghost from the 1800s. Right? Maybe I’m simply naïve. Either way, this was a very enjoyable read.
If you love a good steamy romance novel with an edge this book is definitely for you, but probably not for your teenager. It isn’t exactly explicit, but it is not PG13 by any means. The love story aspect of this novel is exactly the type of feel-good story my hopeless romantic heart adores. I’ll leave the details for you to discover, but as I often exclaim while watching rom-coms, (to which my boyfriend can attest) “THEY LOVE EACH OTHER!!!” The ending wrapped up the romance perfectly.
Wrapping up the murder, however, was done well enough to understand the bigger picture but not described in as much detail as I’d like. It leaves a little to the imagination which can be fun, but I need to know exactly how everything happened! Maybe I missed some of the finer details, (we meet again, my wine friend) but even without having absolutely everything spelled out this novel was easy to follow and a delight to finish.
After reading Ghost Moon and discovering that this novel is a part of The Bone Island Trilogy, I am thoroughly excited to go back and read Ghost Shadow and Ghost Night. I’ll let you know how I feel about those as soon as I can!
As always, thank you for reading into my thoughts.
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