Bone Witch: The Bone Witch (Audiobook)

from einin

Tea (tay-uh) is a bone witch - a necessary but not particularly liked variety of magic user. Tea discovers her capabilities when, out of desperate heartache, she manages to raise her brother from the dead. Zombie brother in tow, Tea is whisked off to study and train with her "sisters" - the Asha ...

from bookczuk

This moved so slowly that, despite my love of both fantasy and Asian culture, I put it aside several times (hence the long reading time.) It only began to pick up just past the middle, when I'd almost determined to abandon it for good. I must say that there were elements that strongly reminded me...

from TheGenreMinx

What was it that drew me to this story? A story revolving around necromancy is not something you run into that often and hello on that gorgeous cover! Upon reading it I find that there is a significant Asian (think geisha) influence throughout the writing and the story itself is about love, loss ...

from Carolesrandomlife

My feelings are a little mixed with this book. I am kind of disappointed that I didn't like this book more than I did since the main character has a gift for necromancy. I liked the book for the most part but there were parts that felt really slow and other sections that left me slightly confused...

from krau0098

I really enjoyed the previous two books by Chupeco that I have read (The Girl in the Well and The Suffering). I was excited to read this beautiful book (the cover is stunning). This book is much more traditional fantasy than other books I have read by Chupeco, however the story still has heavy As...