A Death Displaced: Paranormal Suspense & Contemporary Fantasy

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A Death Displaced: Paranormal Suspense & Contemporary Fantasy (Lansin Island #1)

by Andrew Butcher (Goodreads Author)

4.3 of 5 stars 4.30 · rating details · 67 ratings · 34 reviews

- Visions - Witches - Ghosts - Murder -

When Nick has a disturbing daydream of a woman's death, he tries to ignore it, returning to his dull life of broken relationships and a traumatic past that hangs over him. But when he sees events mimicking the daydream, he realises it was a vision of the future. To save a life, he must act fast.

Fated to die, Juliet is saved by a stran...more

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Published August 1st 2012 by Andrew Butcher

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Jan 15, 2013 L.michael rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal-romance, mystery, paranormal-fantasy

this isn't my usual type of book but it turned out to be pretty good. it's a great page-turner and it had a cool final chapter. it was dark and disturbing which i wasn't expecting. i hope the next in the series comes out soon!!!! i can't wait to find out more. recommend it to anyone.

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Nov 30, 2012 Susan rated it 5 of 5 stars

Have you ever picked up a book wanting to read a few pages before you started your day just to find that the day is now night and you finished the book? Be warned, "A Death Displaced: Lansin Island Series" by Andrew Butcher is one of those stories. Not only was the plot interesting, the mysteries crying out to be solved, the mystical and magical waiting to be discovered and the 'dark past' history behind it wanting attention. The author's ability to take you places and make you a part of the sur...more Have you ever picked up a book wanting to read a few pages before you started your day just to find that the day is now night and you finished the book? Be warned, "A Death Displaced: Lansin Island Series" by Andrew Butcher is one of those stories. Not only was the plot interesting, the mysteries crying out to be solved, the mystical and magical waiting to be discovered and the 'dark past' history behind it wanting attention. The author's ability to take you places and make you a part of the surroundings is undeniable.

Nicolas Jack Crystan (Nick) works at Creaky Crystals, a tourist shop that specializes in witchcraft items in Amiton which is on Lansin Island. The Island has a 'dark past' of 143 people being burnt at the stake for being witches but today it is a tourist destination for Witches, Wiccans, Pagans, and wannabes. One day Nick has a 'daydream' of a crash which resulted in a women being thrown to her death only to find that his 'daydream' was really a premonition that came true the following day. He recognized the signs and acted quickly to save Juliet Maystone's life. Juliet runs off without even saying 'Thank You' to Nick but the two of them meet up later on.

Juliet 'felt' herself get hit by the car, fly through the air, crash onto the street below and die only when she opened her eyes Nick was there and the car never touched her. She couldn't explain it but ever since that day she felt different. She was disconnected with her body but apart of everything around her. She sees and hears things that aren't there. She makes an appointment with Tamara Trewin, the last living descendant of Lansin Island Witches where she learns that she was meant to die and although she was physically saved, she spiritually died and her soul was in the Otherworld while her body was here.

Nick and Juliet are the two main characters of the story and each of them have their own family problems and 'supernatural abilities' to sort through. The author not only has them grow and mature as individuals but even some soul searching and moral issues are examined as they uncover the mysteries about their own abilities and of their families. They also uncover the mystery about the missing children and the haunted manor as well as the islands 'dark past'. There are so many layers to this story it is hard to think of them all but they are done in such a way that it was always interesting and surprising. Although I am learning about the characters as people there is still this 'supernatural/mystery/suspense story' going on at the same time. And by learning about the characters it didn't bog down the story but instead added to the depth of the characters. I wasn't reading about them, I knew them! The author makes me feel as if these are real people dealing with real family/personal issues and they live in a place I have been to (since I can picture it so well). Ok, these two might have some psychic abilities but none the less, the author makes them so real.

The paranormal elements in the story are plentiful and varied. I don't want to say too much on this and give the story away but I will tell you that the author's ability to describe these sightings and events are just as descriptive as the characters are. You don't just see them, you experience them right along with the characters. Some really caught me off guard as I wasn't expecting it. It seems that not only is everyone on Lansin Island not what they say they are but not everything on Lansin Island is what it seems to be which kept me glued to the book turning page after page.

I really can't say enough about how much I enjoyed reading this book and I recommend it to anyone who enjoys the paranormal/mystery type books. (A Body Displaced is the next book to come out in the Lansin Series in 2013 and you can bet it is on my 'to read' list.) (less)

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Nov 06, 2012 Jean Fisher rated it 5 of 5 stars

“A Death Displaced” is the first volume of the “Lansin Island Series”. It introduces us to the Island of Lansin and some of its inhabitants. We first meet Nick Crystan who is a young man struggling with coming of age and the disappearance several years before of his mother.

Nick works in a “new age” type store and crystal shop and, due to his anxieties has weekly appointments with a therapist. He also practices meditation to sooth his nerves and, one day, while doing so, he has an especially vivi...more

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Nov 02, 2012 Joy Marino rated it 5 of 5 stars

Great story with vivid imagery and a way of teasing all 5 senses. First book in what will surely be an amazing series.

With just the right balance, we go back and forth between more than one person's life. We see them intertwine and with the perfect amount of revelation, one sits on the edge of what is to happen next. I truly want to see Nick (Nicholas) and Juliet come together, as I am a romantic at heart, but with all that has happened, who is to say that will come about? Mr. Butch obviously ha...more

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Oct 15, 2012 R. VanKirk rated it 3 of 5 stars

A Death Displaced
Andrew Butcher

Overall ** Plot ** Interactions **1/2 Characters *** World **** Originality **** Grammar *** Style ****

Nick Crystan is a man without much of a purpose in life. He spends his time trying to find enlightenment in various ways and ekes by with part time work in a new-age shop on Lansin Island. “A Death Displaced” begins with Nick having a startling and realistic vision of a woman falling to her death. A few days later when Nick recognizes the early parts of his visio...more

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Oct 15, 2012 Wei Cho rated it 2 of 5 stars

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Welcome to Lansin Island, a place where tourist come to satisfy their morbid curiosity by visiting a place were approximately hundreds of witches were burned for supposedly practicing Wiccan and other pagan beliefs. Not surprisingly, the island is famous only because of that dark and brooding landmark. The inhabitants of Lansin Island are equally strange, they are more than meet the eye. For example, we have Nick, your not-so-typical guy with a boring and uneventful life who sells...more More of a 2.5!

Welcome to Lansin Island, a place where tourist come to satisfy their morbid curiosity by visiting a place were approximately hundreds of witches were burned for supposedly practicing Wiccan and other pagan beliefs. Not surprisingly, the island is famous only because of that dark and brooding landmark. The inhabitants of Lansin Island are equally strange, they are more than meet the eye. For example, we have Nick, your not-so-typical guy with a boring and uneventful life who sells ware in a tourist shop. From the beginning, I felt a detachment to Nick, didn't like his personality or his attitude. Didn't feel a connection at all with the guy. He seemed too serious, too strict, too inaccessible. Yes, he is a gentleman with high moral standard even though he claims otherwise. Then there is Juliet, your not-so-typical workaholic business woman. Quite commendable that she has her own business up and running successfully! Brownie points for that. She is a strange one, she was saved by Nick from a near death, then walks away without saying thank you. Then starts seeing apparitions and hearing voices that ask her for her help. Both of our main characters seem skeptical of believing about witches and apparitions and ghosts coming to ask them for help. However, they give in at the end.

The book starts really slow, the fist half of the book was mainly focused in character description and development. And the author did take his time doing that, he wanted to make sure the readers got to know his protagonists very well, you know, in case he decides to write a second installment (which in fact, he does!). The second part of the book starts to pick up, especially since it involves more paranormal and scary stuff! However, I also felt that the second part didn't flow as well as the first, maybe because the second part focused more on action than on character development. Yes, there are a variety of characters in this book. The characters introduced during the second part were okay, though sometimes I had the feeling that their actions were forced in such a way as to create a better, appealing, and more interesting situation.
Okay, so the main plot is solved, however there are many subplots that didn't end, at all. I was left hanging. I know they are minor plots but still, I need closure. BUT, the next books are there for that, right?

I also think that the concept of a displaced soul is very interesting. Juliet was meant to die that day, like some omen, her soul did die, leaving only her physicality behind. That is why she felt empty, that is why she suddenly started seeing spirits and ghosts. Nick's premonitions came in handy. Now, paranormal fiction is not down my alley, especially anything that has to do with witches and the occult. I don't read tons about this sub-genre because honestly I'm a scaredy cat and man, that manor scared the hell out of me. The author did a good job at being descriptive. My hair stood on end when I started reading about that part.

Overall, grammar-wise, this is good written. My only recommendation is to keep a uniform style of writing. (less)

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Sep 26, 2012 Brittany rated it 4 of 5 stars

A Death Displaced is quite a paranormal drama normal with a hint of romance here and there. This book starts off slow but readers still need to pay attention to the facts of the story and keep reading. A little before midway the book picks up. Although I do wish the meat of the story and action per se would have picked up faster.

Butcher‘s style of writing is good, he’s able to tie in today’s life, with the past and also bring a sense of supernatural mystery to the story. The main characters are...more

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Sep 20, 2012 TONIA DELLINGER rated it 4 of 5 stars

Nicholas Crystan (Nick) is just a regular guy doing his day to day routine. Nick has some growing up issues that he is dealing with using the aid of a therapist. One day he has a premonition, while daydreaming at work, about a woman falling to her death in front of his place of employment. It is very real to him and he cant stop thinking about it. Soon after the premonition he starts seeing the dream coming true. He realizes this is” the moment” and he rushes to save the woman from dying. Juliet...more

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Aug 14, 2012 Linda Tonis rated it 4 of 5 stars

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Nick is twenty-four years old and lives in Amiton the largest town on Lansin Island. Nick works part time in a store called Creaky Crystals and one slow day in the shop he has a vision, a car speeding out of control crashes into a woman sending her falling to her death. Is this vision a preview of something that will happen in the future or is it just a simple day dream?

On his way to work one day Nick hears screeching tires and suddenly realizes that his vision is about to come true. Without th...more
Nick is twenty-four years old and lives in Amiton the largest town on Lansin Island. Nick works part time in a store called Creaky Crystals and one slow day in the shop he has a vision, a car speeding out of control crashes into a woman sending her falling to her death. Is this vision a preview of something that will happen in the future or is it just a simple day dream?

On his way to work one day Nick hears screeching tires and suddenly realizes that his vision is about to come true. Without thinking Nick reaches the woman before she is hit and saves her life, but at what cost. He has no idea who the woman is since she runs away without so much as a thank you. What could be better, Nick saved a life and even though the woman is gone he feels that he had the vision for a reason. He is soon going to find out what his interference with fate will cost.

The woman, Juliet Maystone, is twenty-five and owns a successful cafe. She lives alone in the home her parents left her when they moved to Spain, but although her life in the physical sense was saved she is about to enter the world of the paranormal. Immediately after nick saved her live she sensed that she was different, something was wrong, she sees a woman's face when she looks in the mirror, the face is not hers. She is also hearing a voice asking her for help, not knowing what to do she seeks Tamara Trewin, a psychic and medium. Tamara is a witch and after touching Juliet she senses that spirits are seeking her help. Juliet was supposed to die and wh
Nicolas Jack Crystan en Nick saved her life she died spiritually but not physically and is now a displaced soul caught between two worlds.

Things get worse when another woman is found dead in the same spot that Juliet was supposed to die in. And even stranger the spirit seeking help is none other than Nick's mother who disappeared eight years ago. Everyone assumed that his mom just decided to leave her husband and sons and start a new life, but apparently she never physically left. Telling Juliet her son's name and where he works she begs her to find him and tell him that he must go to Grendel Manor to find the truth. Sometimes ignorance is bliss.

Nick and Juliet have now found themselves reunited and are going to set off for Grendel Manor together to find answers. What they discover when arriving at Grendel Manor is straight out of a horror movie. A simple act of heroism has brought Nick and Juliet together trying to find answers to his mother's disappearance, and to why Juliet sees and speaks to spirits. The Island itself is a tourist attraction due to the fact that one hundred forty three people believed to be witches were burned alive there. Is the Island itself haunted? Is everything that is happening related to the burnings? Will Juliet die or will she always be caught between two worlds? Nick and Juliet are finding themselves attracted to each other, but can they come to terms with their gifts and find a way to be with each other?

There are quite a few surprises and Nick and Juliet find themselves having to make decisions, but will they be the right ones? This book had it all, suspense, romance, spirits, witches and murder the only thing it did not have was an ending and that is why it did not get five stars. I truly think it is a disservice to readers when an author leaves them hanging at the end of a book when the next book in the series could be months or more away.

Reviewed by: Linda Tonis
Member of the Paranormal Romance Review Team

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Nov 01, 2012 Dena Scroggins rated it 5 of 5 stars

I had the pleasure of reading A Death Displaced by Andrew Butcher. This book is the first book in a new series called the Lansin Island Series. The story starts out telling the readers about the life of Nick Cyrtan, a 24 year old who is living a fairly boring life that is dealing with bouts of depression and anger and then goes on to tell how he saves the life a beautiful girl named Juliet. The story switches back and forth from Nick to Juliet for a couple of chapters and then finally they meet...more

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Oct 24, 2012 Jenn rated it 5 of 5 stars

I am not as verbose as the other reviewers, nor am I the type of person to replay the plot and introduce you to the characters (isn't that the point of reading the book?). I will, however, tell you how the book made me feel and why you should read it.

If you love any kind of mystery and any kind of paranormal content then this is your book. Personally, I love the way the author connected all of the lives introduced throughout. I felt transported into their world and you will too. I was scared, ha...more

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Nov 16, 2012 Amy rated it 3 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Those who like mysteries with a historical element and fans of the paranormal.

Recommended to Amy by: Amazon.com

This is a strong initial effort by an indie author. It seems that I, unfortunately, read the unrevised edition, and that the updated one was released the day after I finished it. I wish I'd been able to read the newest edition since it addresses some of the things I didn't prefer in the book (e.g., repetitive writing). With that said...

This is the type of book I typically enjoy. Some aspects of it remind me of a bit of A Discovery of Witches. I liked the quirky and historical feel and personalit...more This is a strong initial effort by an indie author. It seems that I, unfortunately, read the unrevised edition, and that the updated one was released the day after I finished it. I wish I'd been able to read the newest edition since it addresses some of the things I didn't prefer in the book (e.g., repetitive writing). With that said...

This is the type of book I typically enjoy. Some aspects of it remind me of a bit of A Discovery of Witches. I liked the quirky and historical feel and personality given to Lansin Island. Having a degree in History, I enjoy books that bring in that element - whether factual or fictional - in an interesting and unique way, as this one did. And, I found the main character - Nick - to face many personal problems (excluding the paranormal ones, of course!) to which most readers would be able to relate...relationship and personal insecurities, family issues, transitioning into "real" and independent adulthood struggles, etc.

While I found Juliet to be an engaging character in some ways, I hope the exploration of her family-related psychological hang-ups will be more developed in the second book. I didn't find some of her personal struggles and related revelations to be very believable in this book, though I think she has the potential to be made into a more authentic character in the next book.

Additionally, there are several suggestions made that one of the characters, Aldrich, has a non-local accent, but the source of his accent is never revealed. Perhaps the caretaker of his manor (who lives on at the end of Book 1) will reveal that answer in Book 2 as well? It would be interesting to find out where such a complex character began his life!

Potential readers should keep in mind that this is the first book in a series, so the book ends with a big cliffhanger. If that's not your thing, this may not be the book for you. However, if you like series, then you'll enjoy the strong sense of anticipation with which the ending leaves the reader.

Having finished this first book by Mr. Butcher, I feel confidant he will continue to sharpen his skills as a writer and continue to offer a clever mix of history, mystery, and paranormal.(less)

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Feb 19, 2013 Laura Shipp rated it 4 of 5 stars

The plot and characters were very well-thought-out, with plenty of "side stories" for added entertainment. I loved the multiple facets of each characters lives that play out in the book. The two main characters with their family, work, and relationship issues in addition to the main story line playing out really give you the "full" picture and help to immerse you into the world, times, and lives of these characters as you read.

The only reason I couldn't give this book a perfect rating was the im...more

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Nov 10, 2012 Christina rated it 5 of 5 stars

This is one of the best books I've read in quite awhile. There are many good books out there but most of those fizzle out or just don't deliver but A Death Displaced is quite the contrary. This book most definitely held my interest from the first word until the very last page. While reading this, I found myself trying to guess what was going to happen but with each page I became more engrossed because my guesses were all wrong and I love not knowing what's going to happen next. Andrew's style of...more

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Jul 12, 2012 Lisa rated it 5 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed this book. It had just the right amount of mystery and suspense to keep me hooked, and keep me guessing. The story is told from different Povs but it flows seamlessly, always giving just enough information to keep me engaged

I felt empathy toward the characters especially Juliet, a strong business minded woman who as always seen everything as black and white until her beliefs are shattered when she sees things that cant possibly be real and she comes to realise that there is more...more

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Oct 21, 2012 Natalie rated it 5 of 5 stars

This was a treat!

While I'm not at all into ghosts and spooks - this book hooked my attention so well that I read this book in nearly one sitting (had to take breaks for house, kids, hubby :)
The characters are believable - the world building is awesome. I could see the fantastical setting for the "portal" as vividly as I can see my own room.

While paranormal experiences were spooky (well written!) - the characters that experienced them behaved like I would, or possibly you.

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May 14, 2013 Pat rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: fantasy, mystery

I found much to like in A Death Displaced. The main characters are believable and sympathetic. The locale is sufficiently spooky given the subject matter, and the Halloween season was appropriate. The main premise from the title, that Juliet should have died but didn't, was treated in a very interesting fashion. All of the mysteries were indeed mysterious. Yet somehow the book didn't quite gel for me. There were too many things going on at once, and too many hints of more mysteries (and perhaps...more

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Oct 13, 2012 Georgeanna rated it 4 of 5 stars

There were several different things going on in this story. It was easy to follow and hard to put down. Nick is a lonely guy working a part time job and Juliet is a lonely woman with wealthy, but absent (emotionally and physically) parents. Chance brings them together when Nick saves her life by heeding a vision he's just had. And things get wonky from there. Spirits, missing people, and thieving co-workers are just a few. All of thecharacters were well done, and I'd like to read more about Lans...more

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Sep 10, 2012 Charlene rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: ebook, review-request

This novel had an unexpected depth with the narrative especially in Nicolas as the perfect example of the every-man, with insecurities and family issues that ground him in reality even as he realizes the extent of his newfound abilities. Workaholic Juliet Maystone equally is sensible and grounded as she deals with her own family issues and a near-death experience. I felt like the beginning chapters sets up the intriguing premise well, and from the plot summary I was expecting a sort of straight-...more

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Oct 19, 2012 Mitchell rated it 5 of 5 stars

I can easily see” A Death Displaced” as a TV series. Can't wait for the next book. The characters have lots of depth and the story has well written mystery and suspense!

When I first started reading this I had no idea what to expect. But before I knew it, a couple hours passed and I was reading well into the night.

The story kept moving suspense that kept me turning the “virtual” pages in my kindle.

Great book and can’t wait for the next one.

Highly recommended!

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Apr 12, 2013 Goldenwattle rated it 4 of 5 stars

The book is a page turner, I was not disappointed. The evil character was evil, without redemption; his manor house was seriously creepy. After he died I kept imagining him coming back to life, but by the end after the appropriate disposal of his body, that seemed very unlikely. I did not like the way Nicolas kept secrets to himself, such as the shoplifter. So arrogant. I agreed with Juliet's reaction to this behaviour. Mora did have a right to know.

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May 14, 2013 Tom Boshell rated it 3 of 5 stars

I would give it more like 3.5 stars. It was a good read, it just seemed to be lacking something--not sure what. Maybe too many unanswered questions for me...like: What is this link to the otherworld, remnants of the tree, the witch, the ending. There are alot of concepts pushed in there and it works but leaves a lot open for me. Maybe this is more a set-up for future books where it will be fleshed-out some more. Was entertaining.

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Oct 27, 2012 Joel Adams rated it 5 of 5 stars

I'm a big fan of paranormal fiction and this book was right up my alley! The writing is excellent and very believable as well. You'll definitely find yourself invested in the characters and unable to put the book down as you turn page after page to see what happens next! Can't wait for the next one!

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Apr 05, 2013 Sara rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: kindle-fiction, urban-fantasy

Hope there are more in this series...started off disliking the main character but warmed to him as his honesty and kindness shone through,believe there could be more to follow especially regarding the lady he saved!! Recommended read to whle awaya few hours,plenty of story and enjoyed!

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Aug 30, 2012 Hayley rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: own-e-book

I really loved this novel!! An excellent paranormal-suspense novel, with a healthy dollop of mystery and dab of romance, this book delivers. The story is narrated by the two main characters Nick and Juliet, who are both discovering their medium/psychic abilities. There are quite a few layers within the book - examining depression, death, loss and revenge. I can’t wait until the next novel is released.

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Aug 31, 2012 Jackie rated it 4 of 5 stars

This book is so much more than a paranormal suspense. It touches on depression, abandonment, relationships, life choices and more. Scenes are described vividly and the words flow easily. Being the first book in a series, there is some resolution but keep in mind there are books to follow. Would I recommend? Yes....if you like a series.

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Nov 10, 2012 Rachel Parmentier Wood rated it 5 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed this - got it for free, but it's only $2.99 on amazon now. Good supernatural thriller right up my alley. Kept me guessing. Evidently author wants to write 8 books in this series. Now waiting for book 2 coming in 2013.

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May 01, 2013 David Donaghe rated it 5 of 5 stars

An excellent read. This was an exciting tale involving the paranormal that kept me reading. If you like paranormal stories that involve people who can see the dead, you'll love this book.

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Jan 31, 2013 Rachel (Sfogs) rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: bookcrossing

Okay this book was good, really good!
I must say I got a bit teary when her grandmother appeared.
Also I would have to agreed with Ryan's 'fires', it just fits perfectly, in a sadistic sort of way ;-)

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Feb 17, 2013 Annenz rated it 4 of 5 stars

Great story with vivid imagery and a way of teasing all 5 senses. First book in what will surely be an amazing series.
Didn't like it to begin with but it sort of pulled me in!!

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Andrew Butcher was born in Northampton, England. Although he loves to read and write, he also enjoys watching TV series just as much. Some of his favourites are Lost, Battlestar Galactica, Game of Thrones, Fringe, True Blood, Chuck, Dexter, and The 4400. Anything with a compelling story and unpredictable twists!

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