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A review by lunasmaria
Lake of Sorrows by Erin Hart
5.0
4.5 Stars
The grass did not live in order to be cut down, but in spite of cuttings. It's nature was to grow and go to seed and grow again.
This series is still my favourite, Erin writes her story through scenes and emotions. This is just another in her amazing, in depth web of mysteries. She carries on just as well with this book as she did with the first.
I love the side stories more than the main story, the added spice in Cormac and Nora's trust was so subtle and well written, again, Erin goes above and beyond.
Most people misunderstood the pathologist's motivation: it was not a preoccupation with death, but a profound curiosity about life.
The grass did not live in order to be cut down, but in spite of cuttings. It's nature was to grow and go to seed and grow again.
This series is still my favourite, Erin writes her story through scenes and emotions. This is just another in her amazing, in depth web of mysteries. She carries on just as well with this book as she did with the first.
I love the side stories more than the main story, the added spice in Cormac and Nora's trust was so subtle and well written, again, Erin goes above and beyond.
Most people misunderstood the pathologist's motivation: it was not a preoccupation with death, but a profound curiosity about life.