“Cold Bath Street” by A. J. Hartley

I finally finished reading this last night before going to bed.  This one was a good one to read leading up to Halloween because it had some seriously spooky vibes to it and I think that’s why I started reading it.  But it ended up having some heart warming moments in it as well, especially there at the end.  That last bit kind of surprised me a little bit but then again, I think this book was suppose to be for the teen/young adult crowd.

Also, you’ll want to pay attention while you’re reading this book.  The author drops little hints throughout the book so you’ll kinda, sorta go “Oh, that makes sense now.”  I really enjoyed reading this book, even if it isn’t for adults specifically, and I look forward to reading the sequel.

Synopsis:  It was 9:22 p.m. It was always 9:22 p.m. A cold hand had plunged into Preston’s chest and tightened its icy grip around his heart. In an instant, Preston was dead.

Preston finds himself in a desolate void, trapped in the chasm between life and death. Soon discovering that he is not alone, Preston must stay one-step ahead of his enemies and discover the mysteries held by this new world as he tries to save his soul. But doing so means braving the darkest and most feared part of town: Cold Bath Street.

Some things are so dreadful they strike terror even in the hearts of the dead.