Hunt,
Leo 13 Days of Midnight, 327 pages. Candlewick, 2015. $13.
Mature Content: PG-13 (Devil as negotiator, demon handling); Violence:
PG-13 (bloody); Language: PG (6 swears)
Luke’s
famous ghost hunting father has died and left Luke his fortune. In order
to claim it he has to accept an undisclosed challenge. A challenge that
unfortunately means that Luke needs to figure out how to control a Host of evil
spirits, because Luke is a necromancer just like his father was. Luckily
a girl at his school can also sees the spirits - and definitely knows more
about necromancy than Luke.
I
will admit that I am not a fan of modern-set necromancy books. There is a
lot of talk about the devil and evil spirits in this book that doesn’t set well
with me on a personal level. I will admit that the book is fairly
compelling and well written, so if you understand what you are getting subject-wise,
then it might be worth buying.
HS
- OPTIONAL.
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