The Bone Orchard

Abandonei no capítulo 8. O conceito é único e achei que tinha potencial de ser muito interessante, mas combinado com o plot/conflito do livro acabei não gostando. Sinceramente eu não faço idéia do que tava acontecendo maior parte do tempo e a escrita da autora não é nada de especial... Vi pessoas que tiveram esse mesmo problema então resolvi abandonar e partir para outra coisa. Tem muito livro pra ser lido!

This book had its moments...and its failures. In the beginning, I was expecting it to play out into a 1 or 2 star story, at its worst a dnf. But thankfully it evolved into something more enjoyable, and only got stronger until the end. But since first impressions are so vital, I'd settle on a 3 star at the highest. Still a good book, but not perfect (and thus I'll leave my thoughts at ~undecided~ because while I liked the read, I won't say I'll read it again, and I'm something of a chronic re-reader).

I was so confused by this book the entire way through. I didn't know what was going on all the time until the last couple of chapters, at which point I couldn't place any of the characters into context that would make the ending scenes meaningful. I think I missed most of the book in that way. The writing was okay and the story premise, once I got it, was actually quite interesting. My interest and opinion of the book changed so much throughout reading it that I cannot really give it any more of a rating then average and vaguely enjoyable. 

I think the best way I can describe The Bone Orchard is smooth.
The main characters are endearing if perhaps a little flat (aside from Charm and her ghosts which are understandably so a little one dimensional at times). The universe is just detailed enough to make it seems natural. Nothing about it comes across as jarring in any way, smooth. I think it just came a little short for me because the characters don't actually do much in the way of taking action and they do a lot of talking but otherwise it was a pretty fun read.