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Ghostly Guardian (2012)

by Rachel M. Humphrey-D'aigle(Favorite Author)

3.94 of 5 Votes: 3

languge

English

genre

Paranormal Fantasy

publisher

Amazon Digital Services

series

Demon Isle Witches

review 1: So I liked this book...kind of. Now let me explain. I did like this book, I liked the characters, they were charismatic with stories and voices that I liked. The premise of the story is kind of cool, a family protecting their home with powers that people don't know they have and then how they are heroes. However...the characters and story are a bit under developed since the book is so extremely short and there are definitely spots in the story that can be fleshed out by giving us more detail. I also hate, hate, hate books that are extremely short and that abruptly end. What is the point especially if you are writing a sequential book that almost just picks up from the previous story by picking up the last sentence. It annoys me, just keep writing the first book and be done... more it. I was able to get the first book for free but I would have to pay to get the next book which is equally as short so I'm choosing not to read it which is too bad.
review 2: Demon Island is full of the paranormal and the supernatural, protected by the Howard witches and a vampire named William. Four years earlier, the Howard children lost their parents. Although, the bodies were never recovered, the town believed they died together. Until the spirit of their mother told a different story. And, the skeletonal remains of a man was found in the underground caves brings up more questions of the safety of the island. Unfortunately for the reader there is no ending to the story, until you read the other books. The reader is left hanging until the next story is read. less

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