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A review by silverdire
The Hunting Tree - Book One by Ike Hamill
1.0
Hoo boy, this book just goes on and on and on... And yet nothing really happens through most of it. There are three different stories being told: One in the distant past, one about a ghost hunter and another about a little boy named Davey. The stories are supposed to be interwoven but they come off as three separate books, even though I *know* how they're related.
The ghost hunter plot line was awkward and overly technical. I also couldn't figure out why all the characters he interacted with were such horrible people. There didn't seem to be any rhyme or reason to it.
The only interesting plot line was the boy. I think the book would have been much better served if it would have been more tightly focused on him. There was definitely enough going on in his life.
Overall, I found this to be an extremely frustrating read and kept skipping the "Mike" chapters. I'm glad I borrowed this from Amazon instead of purchasing it.
The ghost hunter plot line was awkward and overly technical. I also couldn't figure out why all the characters he interacted with were such horrible people. There didn't seem to be any rhyme or reason to it.
The only interesting plot line was the boy. I think the book would have been much better served if it would have been more tightly focused on him. There was definitely enough going on in his life.
Overall, I found this to be an extremely frustrating read and kept skipping the "Mike" chapters. I'm glad I borrowed this from Amazon instead of purchasing it.