Dixie Goode’s Reviews > Grave Dealings > Status Update

There is a lot of tension building to get here, but I’ve read it slowly enough that I had to go back and locate a character from earlier in the story to remind myself who he was when he showed up again. Not at all a fault in the book but a peril of slowly savoring a long novel

I’m not sure why this came up as finished. I haven’t but on page 332 now. I’ve been enjoying all of the Vincent Graves books. They are fun and high energy. But this is the first one that gave me that chilled sensation of a good Stephen King or Ghost Story by Peter Straub. Maybe it just hit my personal boogie man a bit close. But not liking reading it if I’m home alone.

I knew I’d love book three from the Grave Report, and so far it feels like revisiting an old friend. Vincent is still Vincent, in spite of the new body, or perhaps because of it?