Claire McFall

A love story like no other, richly imagined and beautifully told; for fans of Twilight and The Maze Runner. Movie in the pipeline with Legendary Studios.

Ferryman

An interesting read. It didn't blow me away, but I was interested. For some reason it took me super long to read, and I didn't crave to grab it when I was bored, but it was interesting.

Sarah Campbell

After a deadly train crash, the afterlife is waiting for Dylan. But that's only if she and her intriguing Ferryman can make it across the demon-infested wasteland--and if she can bear to let him go. When Dylan wakes up after her train has crashed, she thinks she has survived unscathed. But she couldn't be more mistaken: the bleak landscape around her isn't Scotland, it's a wasteland--a terrain somehow shaped by her own feelings and fears, a border to whatever awaits her in the afterlife. And the stranger sitting by the train track isn't an ordinary teenage boy. Tristan is a Ferryman, tasked with guiding Dylan's soul safely across the treacherous landscape, a journey he has made a thousand times before. Only this time, something's different. The crossing, as ever, is perilous, with ravenous wraiths hounding the two at each day's end, hungry for Dylan's soul. But as Dylan focuses her strength on survival, with Tristan as protector, challenger, and confidant, she begins to wonder where she is truly meant to be--and what she must risk to get there. An international bestseller with a phenomenal following, the award-winning Ferryman (with its sequels Trespassers and Outcasts) is in development to be a major motion picture.

Paola C

3.5 

Thank you to the publisher for the arc!

The premise is a really good one and I enjoyed the descriptions throughout the book. I was intrigued by the world that the author made since you know, our main character is dead. 

That being said, for the life of me I couldn't find myself to care about the characters and I also felt like the romance in this was forced.

Ferryman

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