by Cherie Priest
As with the first book in this series, the second book stands on its own. There are references to the first book, but nothing that would interfere with understanding the story in this book. The story is that something has happened at the historical Chickamauga Civil War battlefield in Georgia (U.S...
This is a sequel to "Four and Twenty Blackbirds," but I thought it worked as a stand-alone.In the first book, we were introduced to Eden Moore, a young woman in the American South whose life is considerably complicated by her ability to see ghosts.In this installment, the ghosts of the Civil War dea...
This is the second, and slightly weaker, novel in the Eden Moore series.Eden's family is still present, and it is nice to see a central female character who also has friends, including female friends. Eden is a believable character.However, the plot, while interesting, seems weak. There seems to b...
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