Ghost Ocean

by S. M. Peters

In the dark, rainy town of St. Ives, paranormal investigator Te Evangeline is tracking down the killer of a man who kept an ancient power at bay, a death which may be linked to that of her father.

• ISBN10: 110104831X
• ISBN13: 9781101048313
• Publish Date: 5 May 2009
• Publish Status: Active
• Publish Country: US
• Imprint: Roc
• Format: eBook
• Pages: 496
• Language: English

Reviews

[empressbrooke]

Oh dear. I loved S.M. Peters' debut Whitechapel Gods. It was a great bit of steampunk and the Internet had led me to believe that Ghost Ocean was its sequel. It is not, as far as I can tell. Ghost Ocean appears to be an urban fantasyish story about a group of supernatural creatures that imprisons other supernatural creatures. I think. To be perfectly honest, I found the first 100 pages to be nonsensical. Being a seasoned genre reader, I'm usually pretty patient with being thrown into a new world and learning the ropes as I go, but the idea of reading another 400 pages just like the first 100 was just irritating. I'm sure I can blame some of this on my current string of nights of crappy sleep and overall depressed mood, but I also know what I like and there was nothing intriguing pulling me forward through the plot.