Bone Crier's Moon

Nice read, if you’re looking for a clean story this is one. It’s a little wordy and certainly can be condensed to get to the point faster but it has really great twist throughout the story.

When you've been groomed for a role that involves offing your intended in order to be worthy of assuming the role of escorting the dead to one of two eternities, you could be forgiven for coming across to others as on the bizarre side. When the boy who you think is your intended/prey, refuses to play nice because he's as interested in killing you as you are of killing him, you have a dandy beginning. Even though the attraction between Ailesse and Bastien is evident early on, that just makes watching it develop even more fun. Toss in his two best friends, her mother who isn't exactly being honest with anyone, especially herself, plus Ailesse's best friend who has her own struggles with her lot in life, and you have quite the cast. Then, there are the hordes of dead needing an escort across the bridge to their good, or bad reward. The moment I finished this, I ordered the sequel and am looking forward to finding out how everything gets sorted out.

I really liked this book up u til the very end. Honetly it was such a great concept. It was super new to me but still managed to make me understand the new terms and concepts without feeling like i was stupid or like it was being over explained. But then within the last 50 pages everything went to shit. It got way bigger than the first half the story had prepared us for it to get, and it just became unbeieveable really quickly. To the point that i'm not even sure if i will pick up the next book in the series. Just doesn't quite seem worth it ...