Chapman has created an experience so anxiety inducing, immersive, and intense that readers will feel like something is actually there, lurking over their shoulder as they turn the pages.

However, he soon becomes exhausted from the afternoon heat and falls asleep until it is nearly sundown. I’d recommend this to anyone that wants a unique read about being haunted that is taken to a whole different level. He had been planning to conquer more tribes and then perhaps dominate the whole area, maybe even take on the Blessed Ones in time for dominance. Whenever he needs her she is there, even though his drug addiction is causing her and their friends pain. I count that as a good thing, by the way - I was thoroughly engaged, and I love it when an author can use that against me.Ultimately they weren't annoying enough to outweigh what I thought was a really absorbing and impactful ghost story, though. Something of uncommon rarity requires special training or comes from a particular culture or part of the world.

Swap out the daylight for some liquid sunshine and add a few granite stumbling blocks and it’s no wonder he can’t stay on his feet.Ghost Eaters tend to be solitary, and for obvious reasons are likely to run afoul of krewes who object to their diets.

The opening scene of a séance inside a mausoleum at a cemetery gave me an atmospheric, spooky vibe, grabbing my attention immediately. I didn’t start my next read after this for a couple of days because I just couldn’t get into it after this. What they unleash is so much worse than what they expected, and the plot escalates as Erin's hauntings worsen with centuries of ghosts and revenants suddenly everywhere she goes.There is an awesome list of books Chapman read for this book-- lots of excellent and related fiction choices. Also, I just know I’m not gonna like whatever happens because I’m so annoyed with the story, and I don’t feel like nit-picking it to death. You get descriptions of rotting corpses, of spewed up ectoplasm, of ghost babies crawling around like feral animals, you get it all, and it really, REALLY messes with you. Ghost Eaters is filled with deeply gorgeous writing that never gets in the way of itself, it only enhances the experience.