When the Dead Come A Knockin'

Overall a great second book to a series. We mostly saw the dynamics of all the relationships in the book and the plot progressed a bit with the main ghost-related storyline. I really came to like Lexie's character even more in this book because the author made it clear to see that she's such a genuine person and blunt about what she means and doesn't try to sugarcoat anything. It's refreshing to say the least. I wasn't in complete agreement with how the handled the relationships in this book but ultimately, I'm glad Lexie–with a little help–stood up for herself. She wanted the boys to be happy but obviously if she's not happy, they're not going to be happy.

There was one relationship that I knew was going to fall apart before I read the book because I read spoilery reviews. I'm honestly sad that it ended because the set up for it was executed very well, and I could see this couple staying together for a while. With all the exposure we got in this book of the male character–won't say who–I didn't really believe his reasoning for breaking things off. The break-up I could see coming from a mile away once a specific event occurred. It all seemed very pre-staged and predictable.

However, that one break up didn't detract from my enjoyment of this book at all. Lexie and the guys were great, their respect and love for one another is beautiful and supportive.