Ghostlove

Let me start with the audiobook so that you won't have to read more or spoilers if listening to the audible original is what you're aiming towards...
The audio, in my opinion, was the best part. A 4 out of 5* performance. If you can get the audible original for free... even better.



This book seemed to me to be written in the style of a writer's first book where they aim to impress, rather than just using their voice and making it their own style. Some of the platitudes and filler sentences truly didn't fit, or were so far reaching, that it honestly baffled me that they didn't get edited out.

Otherwise the idea of the story seemed good to me. I liked it and was intrigued, but the longer it went on the more damage was done. It wasn't long enough to become boring, but it was confusing and strange. I am not a huge horror or occult fan and I find that this story fell into the realm of seeming to be a bit dumb with the occult happenings coming off as silly. It was fully flushed out enough to make me believe it and some of the sillier things are never explained or never appear again anyway.

3 out of 5* so a 60% production. Worth a quick listen or a read though, not a full miss.