Greywalker Poltergeist, Book 2, (Paperback)

from page.fault

Poltergeist was a refreshing read and good enough that I'm rushing to find the sequel. The premise is interesting and the story and characters are reasonably engaging. The protagonist, Harper Blaine, a small-time PI in Seattle, died for two minutes and was revived with a strange power: she is abl...

from SheilaDeeth

Poltergeist is Kat Richardson's second Greywalker novel. It's now sitting on my husband's bookshelf waiting for him to finish Turn Coat, Jim Butcher's latest Harry Dresden offering. Once he finishes, I'll start... But I was the one to read Poltergeist first, and I really enjoyed it. The two serie...

from LeanneSF

Second book in the Greywalker series. This follow-up was an improvement over the first book, with a better paced story and more interesting case. The idea of a group of individuals actually creating a poltergeist was unique and Harper's search for the truth behind its actions was tension-filled a...

from TerryWeyna

After I blogged about M.L.N. Hanover's Jayne Heller books (reviewed here) and Seanan McGuire's October Daye novels (reviewed here), a few folks in the know suggested that I give Kat Richardson's Greywalker urban fantasies a try. It was good advice: Richardson beautifully combines noir mystery wit...

from iBeth

Slightly more interesting than book one, but the Harper character still disappoints. I just can't believe in Harper's unwillingness to learn more about the Grey--she is an investigator, for goodness sake, yet she displays very little curiosity about phenomena she is fated to live through. I also ...