Damico,
Gina. Rogue. Houghton Mifflin/Harcourt
Brace 2013 326p $8.99 ISBN 978-0-544-10884-4 hs Fantasy VG-BN
With lots of droll wit and sarcasm, Ms.
Damico has once again brought Lex, Uncle Mort, Grotton, Driggs and all of the
others back into the business of facilitating passage to the afterlife, by
actually saving the Afterlife. In this, the third book in the trilogy Croak, the characters are again well drawn, with plot twists leading to a very different
and difficult ending to the trilogy. Having
read so many dystopian trilogies lately, and been somewhat disappointed in the
quality of their second and third books, this is a
most welcome title. Ms. Damico has
managed to write a trilogy of books in which all are excellent reads.
Summary: In this book, the last of the trilogy Croak, the story takes the quirky heroine and her gang of grim reapers
around the globe to close the portals that lead to the Afterlife. Only by sealing these
portals can the process of death and the passing of souls return to what is
considered to be normal.
Afterlife-Fiction,
Dystopian novels --Lynn
Fisher
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