Dead Things | 
The story is pretty so-so so far, but quotes like this really breathe life into the book.
Honestly, the best part so far has been the emotional reactions the main male character has been having. In a sea of stoic badasses, watching a male character get upset for legit reasons has been refreshing.
pick**This book was purchased with my own money, with no expectations for a review.**
A fierce story with sharp, sarcastic teeth that sink into you and drag you screaming along, bound beyond the veil of life and death. It was a dose of refreshingly original urban fantasy with (*gasp*) no vampires, or were-beasties, sparkly or otherwise. I am very much looking forward to the next books, to see how Carter grows.
🎻🎻🎻🎻🎻 Highly recommended
lunch between speaker panels. charleydrake's guarding my kindle #supernatural supernatural con 2016
so-soIt is really interesting seeing necromancy not as a sexy thing to be sought out, but as something that really messes you up, especially if you can't turn it off.
I am really torn on this one; part of me wants to see the protagonist grow up some, but there were enough parts where I really didn't like him to not be sure if I want to keep hanging around him.
I mean, this is a really good book, but I'm not sure I want to keep coming back.
pickBookshelf Review #8: Most of the time when you think of necromancers you think of black-shrouded cackling types or giant red eyes on towers, but Eric Carter isn't like that. He sees dead people and it messes him up. One of my favorite urban fantasy series, y'all. Book 3 comes out next year and I can't wait.
