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Review: Winter

Winter Winter by Josh Lanyon
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

#PopsugarReadingChallenge2019
Prompt - A ghost story

This was more than a ghost story/paranormal mystery. It was a story about coping with loss, love, grief, forgiveness and finding the after when every breath you take in grief burns like acid in your lungs, when you aren't even sure there is an after.

Having lost my mother to cancer almost 2 years ago now, I could relate on a personal level. Grief does touch us all at one time or another. And as usual, JL has crafted a story that I can get lost in and characters that I don't mind spending time with.

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