The Stars That We Steal From the Night Sky (Karma Marx #2)
by Katie MacAlister
What is it about:
There are other worlds with mysteries to solve.
Worlds where not all of the suspects are technically alive.
That’s when Karma kicks in.
Stripped of her position, facing an unsure relationship with potential boyfriend Adam, and still foster mom to an emo sixteen year old poltergeist named Pixie, ghost transporter Karma Marx thought she’d seen it all…and then she is sent on a train ride across Europe to save a woman from her abusive spouse.
The situation, people, and even residents of the train aren’t what they appear to be, and while Karma is trying to find the target of her trip, she struggles to separate deception from truth. When she comes to close to figuring it all out, everything dear to her is put at risk.
Charged with murder, and with the entire Akashic League against her, Karma is desperate to do three things: clear her name, punish the guilty, and finally get Adam into bed. She just has to survive the first two in order to tackle the third…
What did I think of it:
I enjoyed the first book even if it did have some flaws, so put this book on my wish list. I got it as a present from Melliane.
It turned out to be a nice enough read. I liked the setting and some of the characters were interesting. Pixie was more annoying than in the first book, but it could be I just reached my limits on how much Pixie antics I could take.
The story was a bit predictable, but that might be because it felt like MacAlister is using the same story telling tricks she used in book one.
Overall an enjoyable, but forgettable read.
Why should you read it:
It's a nice UF read
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