Ghost Hunting

Yesterday morning/early afternoon I finished Frostbite. I enjoyed learning more about the characters and getting to see more clearly the relationship Rose has with her Mother - and how it develops and changes throughout the story. She learns as much about her Mom as about herself in this book. I was not pleased with what happened to Mason, although it does, to an extent, solve a few problems for Rose - one less thing to worry about.

I also enjoyed learning more about the powers that spirit wielders have - or at least could have. A few of Adrian's comments make me wonder a bit more about the connection between Rose and Lissa, the bond, and if Rose really was taking on (and eventually diffusing) Lissa's slight depression from the magic. Richelle Mead hinted a bit at that - Rose wondered about it briefly - but I'm not sure if that's where the story is going to go or not as Rose decided it was all from her own stress and confusion.

I've started, and read a bit of, a new-ish book by Marley Gibson (I've never heard of her before but the book caught my eye when I was shelving at work): Ghost Huntress: The Awakening. Purely based on the title of the series, I've been guessing at a bit of what has been happening to Kendall so far, but she hasn't figured it out at all yet. I'm intrigued to see where the story goes, so I shall head off to read more until I need to go to work.