If the book series was opted for a movie series... I'll be the first to cheer for it!Its the dark world of a woman named Amelia Gray or famously known as The Graveyard Queen for her work in cemetery restoration. This time, she decided to take a job at a town isolated from the world where she would e...
Meh, is my first reaction to this book. I didn't like it as much as the first, but I liked the idea of it more than than the first, and I like Thane much more than Devlin (shame that Amanda Stevens seems to like Devlin more. I was hoping he was off the scene for good). But the creep factor that was ...
This was definitely a darker book than the first in the series (and ghosts are a dark topic to start with). I found this to be much less of a straightforward mystery than the first book, and more of a story about Amelia's past. I figured out most of her history pretty early on, but that didn't rea...
This is the second book in Amanda Stevens' The Graveyard Queen series. You will want to read the first book in this series The Restorer, before the Kingdom as Stevens references back to events and characters in the first book, it also set the stage for the set of rules that Amelia has when she is co...
(Review originally posted at Book Lovers Inc)Bottom Line: All in all, The Kingdom has boatloads of lush atmosphere (I’m sure you’ll hear that whenever someone describes this book), with several moments of creepiness and excitement. If you scare easily, I would suggest not reading this book alone in ...
This is a great sequel to The Restorer. While I saw the first book as more of a mystery than a ghost story, this one blended the two perfectly.The story takes place in a town which has become a world within itself. One where the rules have become a form of law and outsiders are unwelcome. Amelia fin...
Beautifully spooky!After her brush with death and the end of her relationship with detective John Devlin in The Restorer, the Graveyard Queen, Amelia Gray is back to work restoring cemeteries. Wanting a change of scenery, she accepts a proposal to restore a cemetery that takes her to the small town ...
I'm beginning to notice a pattern with these books. They have a tendency to make me stay up until all sorts of ungodly hours of the night because I JUST SIMPLY CANNOT PUT THEM DOWN! Even with my trepidation going into this one knowing that one of the characters I loved from book one wouldn't be in i...
Never acknowledge the dead.Never stray far from hallowed ground.Never associate with those who are haunted.Never tempt fate…These are the rules that Amelia Gray, the heroine of Amanda Stevens’ Graveyard Queen series, follows in order to protect herself from the ghosts she sees haunting the world aro...
If you are in the mood for ghosts and a spooky story, have I got the book for you. Amelia Gray restores cemeteries. She also sees ghosts. She is adopted and curious about her heritage. When she takes a job in Asher Falls, she begins to unravel the complicated story of her life. This book has a serio...
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