The Ghost Runner [Book Review]

Note: This review is spoiler-free for The Ghost Runner but it assumes you’ve read Out of Breath.

Title: The Ghost Runner
Author: Blair Richmond
Genre: Paranormal, Environmental
Pages: 268
Year: 2012
Publisher: Ashland Creek Press
Source: Review copy from publisher
Rating: 3.5/5

Summary:

Roman is gone. Kat is with Alex. And she’s taking a college class. Life is actually working out for a change. But when someone from her past shows up and Kat starts seeing a ghostly figure up on the running trail, she realizes her troubles are far from over.

My Thoughts:

Remember this series? It’s the one with the vegan vampire runners. Sounds great for me, right?

The Ghost Runner continues to be a unique option in the vampire genre. Sure, it is sometimes predictable and sometimes infuriating (Kat makes an awful decision that just killed me at the time), but it’s mostly just pretty entertaining.

This series has an agenda. Ashland Creek Press only publishes books that have an environmental focus. In The Ghost Runner, that focus takes an anti-development position. It can get a bit preachy at times, but then again, we all probably need a little preaching. I just wanted to point that out as a warning.

Is anyone else reading this series?

6 thoughts on “The Ghost Runner [Book Review]

  1. Sandy February 13, 2013 / 11:00 am

    VEGAN VAMPIRE RUNNERS??? Good Lord. And preachy environmental just won’t cut it with me. I do agree that we all need to check ourselves with the environment, but when I start to feel a little brow-beat, I get defensive. I read to escape, not to be lectured!

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    • Michelle February 13, 2013 / 11:12 am

      Ha. Yeah, Sandy, I don’t think this one is for you.

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  2. zibilee February 13, 2013 / 2:06 pm

    I hadn’t heard of this series before, but it sounds a little different than most of the other vampire lit out there. I don’t really mind the ecological bent, but if became too preachy, I might get annoyed. I think this is one that I will have to look at and sample to see if I agree with it.

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