Macabre

by Tabitha Freeman

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For most people, the season of spring means new sunshine, fresh blooms, and embarrassing spring break stories. But for Eliza Serpan, springtime brings fresh corpses. This bourbon guzzling, machete wielding, antisocial mortician has an uncanny knack for putting on the best funerals in the U.K.-even when she is faced with a sudden series of horrific events of the occult that threaten her very existence. But when Eliza discovers that making death look good isn't her only talent, she welcomes this new dance with the devil. Because after all, you should never underestimate a woman who can embalm.… (more)

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This was a well constructed story with engaging quirky characters. The pace flagged at times with the love element. The discovery of the existence and extent of horror was too drawn out for my taste but good for the lead up to tipping from passive encounters to active doing something about it. Macabre was well written. I received this as a LibraryThing Member GiveAway. Thank you. (

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