Spectra Files: Red Equinox: SPECTRA Files Book 1 (Paperback)

from macygma

Okay, so you are in your apartment , preparing for a photo trip into the basements of old Boston buildings. You have noticed that, if you use infra-red you see much more (and also other......things) in the photos. Your grandmother was an occult specialist and kept the whole family under tight rei...

from Kyelea

I was surprised by how much I liked this book. The premise drew me first but the great story telling kept me in. I agree with other reviewers that at times it gets a bit wordy when it comes to describing settings but it is just because you want to get back to the action.

from scmerritt

This book starts off with a young lady Becca Phillips at her Grandmothers funeral. She is given a unique necklace of a scarab that appears to be missing a jewel. She and her friend Rafael take regular trips she refers to as expeditions into run down and dangerous area's of Boston where she takes ...

from Meradeth

Honestly, I don't think I've ever read something quite like this. I enjoyed it, but it was distinctly different, both in the mythology that was used, as well as the voice. Becca was an interesting character, flawed but relatable. Her growth was definitely done well. That being said, I never felt ...

from Antares1

Red Equinox by Douglas Wynne is another author's take on the mythos of H.P. Lovecraft. It's an interesting work. It was good, but I guess I couldn't relate that much to the protagonist. Any book that I can put down in the middle of the climax isn't really hitting the right notes with me.