Genevieve Jack
Paperback | Pages: 303 pages Rating: 3.65 | 8911 Users | 744 Reviews
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| Original Title: | The Ghost and the Graveyard |
| ISBN: | 0985236744 (ISBN13: 9780985236748) |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | Knight Games #1 |
| Characters: | Grateful Knight, Rick Ordenes, Logan Valentine |
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**The Ghost and The Graveyard is a funny, exciting, and sexy read intended for adults. Due to sexual content, language, and violence this book is recommended for ages 18+**Grateful Knight isn't looking for love when she moves into a rent-free house on the edge of a graveyard. At twenty-two, all she wants is to recover financially so she can move back to the city where she belongs.
But sparks fly when the gorgeous cemetery caretaker, Rick, introduces himself and mentions his suspicion that her new house might be haunted. Her attraction to him seems supernatural, and despite her resolve to not get involved, she literally can't keep her hands off him.
When things in Grateful's house start moving on their own, another man enters her life, Logan, a sexy ghost with a dark secret. He says Rick isn't what he seems, and indulging her passion for him could cost her soul.
One thing's for sure, magical forces are at work in the tiny town of Red Grove, and they're converging on Grateful. Life will never be the same once she's forced to choose between the ghost and the graveyard.
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| Title | : | The Ghost and the Graveyard (Knight Games #1) |
| Author | : | Genevieve Jack |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | Anniversary Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 303 pages |
| Published | : | September 8th 2012 by Carpe Luna Publishing (first published September 6th 2012) |
| Categories | : | Fantasy. Paranormal. Romance. Paranormal Romance. Urban Fantasy. Ghosts |
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Ratings: 3.65 From 8911 Users | 744 ReviewsAssess Epithetical Books The Ghost and the Graveyard (Knight Games #1)
The Ghost And The Graveyard is the first book in the Knight Games series. Grateful Knight moves into a house a house that her father is struggling to sell. The house is beautiful, apart from one thing. The back yard is a graveyard. Grateful is to find out, she has a link to that graveyard and the caretaker, the delicious Rick. Unbeknown to Grateful, she is not the only inhabitant in the house she has two out of sight- not out of mind housemates.Nothing about Grateful's life is turning out to beMy Blog review :)Author: Genevieve JackGenre: Urban FantasySource: Kindle Freebie308 pages I loved this book. I'm sad that it is over. It didn't have a cliffhanger per se but the way it ended left me wanting more! The closest comparison I have would be the Charley Davidson series, which is one of my favorites. Grateful wasn't as funny as Charley but there are some similarities there. I can honestly say that I couldn't guess what would happen next through almost the entire book. Except the part
It's hard to know where to start with "The Ghost in the Graveyard." I love Genevieve Jack's voice for one, and she has this incredible ability to make up these bizarro worlds, with their own complicated set of rules, and make them intensely real for the reader. The action is non-stop and I find myself constantly asking, "How does she come up with this stuff?!" Engrossing!Can't wait for her next!
All Grateful wanted when she secured a rent-free house on the edge of a cemetery was a place to regroup financially before moving back to the city. She surely wasn't thinking about love or even a quick romp in the sack. But between the sexy cemetary caretaker and a drop-dead gorgeous ghost inhabiting her house, Grateful can't choose. Each one harbors a dark secret or three which complicates things for her. Which one will she choose? I loved this and the writing reminded me of Kelly Armstrong.
It wasn't even seven o'clock in the morning by the time I reached St. John's Hospital, but my body told me I'd packed a week of living into the first hours of the day. My shoulders sagged, and there was an ache deep inside my chest. I didn't have a name for all my emotions. In nursing school, they teach you to help people in crisis - illness, death, disfigurement, that sort of thing. No book ever covered what to do when you found out you are the reincarnated soul of a witch, your neighbor is a
(2.5 Stars)I've never cared for love triangles although I've tolerated them reluctantly in YA novels. Unfortunately, I do not that same tolerance in adult books. So, the idea of a leading female character who goes from one bad relationship after another never learning a lesson is a bit more than I can bare. Additionally, it seems the only decisions she is able to make originate from her vajayjay. Needless to say, "The Ghost in the Graveyard" is not the book for me.Grateful Knight's mother died
I'm doing this review Amanda-style. That's right! I'm listing it up!The Ghost and the Graveyard is for people who......like interesting world-building....have a soft spot for fated love but......like it when fate isn't the only option....don't mind love triangles (of a sort)....like dirty, no-holds barred make-out sessions. In a graveyard....like their shapeshifters with a little extra oomph.A pretty fabulous, complex world and a whole lot of potential teamed up with sexy times to capture my
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