Greywalker

The world is interesting enough but the set up is clunky. Harper's response to the Grey (the in between area where supernatural creatures dwell) is overdone. I can understand freaking out about a supernatural world you didn't know existed, but for 70% of the book when you keep seeing and feeling the evidence. That's just willful and dumb ignorance, ecspecially when someone admits they're a vampire and Harper believes him yet, oh god nope the Grey can't exist. Not to mention she STILL refuses to accept her abilties with the Grey at the end of the book! Plus there's too much theory and information thrown around about the Grey's existence. It's over explained and I ended up skimming most of it. Harper doesn't seem to have a consistent personality either, and her sudden relationship with Will confuses me. The plot skips and Harper just flat out does the dumbest things when she was portrayed as a quick thinker on her feet. I want to know how she isn't dead from investigating human problems let alone the vampires she starts to help. The actual mechanics of the Grey are scattered at best. Sometimes it's just a place, but it seems like parts of it can be thrown around or drawn on to accomplish things. Not a series I will continue.