Greywalker

Oh holy hell. I stuck with this book despite some seriously non-descript writing because I kept thinking, “this is an interesting premise. It has potential” but she just couldn't convince me of anything. The “grey world” was grey. Wow. Really. That's as descriptive as you can get. Fingers reaching into her chest were icy. That's it? C'mon... give me something more to hold on to here.

So, at the less-than-roaring climax, I started to skim. The last 50 pages and I had to shuffle through the pages hoping for a nugget of colorful, detailed writing. Nope. Not there either.

So, I think I'll take a pass on the rest of the series unless someone can convince me the author has decided to embrace metaphors and the occasional adjective.