Format: Ebook provided by author for review
Rachel Mills has one wish in life: for the spirit world to shut up and leave her alone. She thought her move to a remote fishing village in Northern Newfoundland would help.
Population: Twenty. What could go wrong?
Instead of peace, however, she relocates to a land of superstitution, the air alive with the presence of others.
When a local teenager accidentally summons the spirits of the area, including those from a thousand-year-old Viking settlement, all supernatural breaks loose. As the spirits stalk her and each other, Rachel finds herself in over her head. With the help of Mrs. Saunders, her 93-year-old neighbour, Rachel has to put aside her own prejudices long enough to send the spirits back to rest, or risk being caught in the midst of a spirit war.
Rachel has just come back from a Mexican
vacation to her home in Newfoundland
So when Rachel gets a call from Manny, she is
ready to help him. She goes to his house
thinking perhaps he had been drinking.
Even worse, his dad is the pastor at the local church and clearly
doesn’t like Rachel. But Manny (and everyone else in town) knows Rachel is
special, she can sense spirits around her.
When she gets to his house she finds
mayhem. Mayhem in the form of Viking
spirits come to life in flesh and blood…destructive flesh and blood. And since
she is sensitive to the paranormal, it is up to her to fix the situation.
This book had a lot of action and a bit of
history. I found it a lot of fun to
read. The
characters were vivid and interesting to learn about. The plot was great. The action was exciting. The only downside is that there are
definitely some unanswered questions to issues brought up in the story. Hopefully those will be addressed further in
the series, as this is #1 in the Spirit
Caller series. I also think that
maybe some sort of prequel would be awesome, because as far as Rachel’s
romantic story, it kind of feels like we are entering right in the middle of
something that could be very interesting.
All in all, I’d definitely recommend this
book. It dealt with the paranormal in a
way that we don’t see too often, Vikings and aboriginal Newfies. I’ve never been to Newfoundland
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