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Tuesday, November 12, 2013

Texas Gothic by Rosemary Clement-Moore | review

In October (because I love Halloween and any books that I can tie to it in any way), I had not one but TWO Stack of Five vlogs for people to vote on. The first gave viewers the choice of zombies, werewolves, witches, vampires and ghosts, and ghosts won with Rosemary Clement-Moore's Texas Gothic. And bonus? There were witches in it, too! (Score.)

So here are my thoughts on the first of the month's Stack of Five winners, the awesome and hilarious and awesomely hilarious Texas Gothic.
Thanks for watching!



About the book:
Texas Gothic by Rosemary Clement-Moore
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Paranormal/Ghost Story, 416 pages
Published July 12th 2011 by Delacorte Books for Young Readers
Amy Goodnight knows that the world isn't as simple as it seems—she grew up surrounded by household spells and benevolent ghosts. But she also understands that "normal" doesn't mix with magic, and she's worked hard to build a wall between the two worlds. Not only to protect any hope of ever having a normal life.

Ranch-sitting for her aunt in Texas should be exactly that. Good old ordinary, uneventful hard work. Only, Amy and her sister, Phin, aren't alone. There's someone in the house with them—and it's not the living, breathing, amazingly hot cowboy from the ranch next door.

It's a ghost, and it's more powerful than the Goodnights and all their protective spells combined. It wants something from Amy, and none of her carefully built defenses can hold it back.
This is the summer when the wall between Amy's worlds is going to come crashing down.

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