Contemporary · Fantasy · Fiction · Paranormal · Romance · Young Adult

Cemetery Boys

Title: Cemetery Boys

Author: Aiden Thomas

Page Count: 352

Series: N/A

Publishing Date/Publisher: September 1, 2020 by Swoon Reads

Format: Hardcover

Review: This was a unique coming-of-age novel with a very diverse cast of characters.  My favorite elements of the book were the rich descriptions of Dia de Muertos traditions and the relationship between Julian and Yadriel.  The romance that developed between Julian and Yadriel felt very organic, and served as a great mechanism for character development.  I also loved the paranormal spin to the story, with Julian being a ghost, and thought that overall it was very creative.  

My biggest qualm about the book was the very cliché villain reveal at the end. I had hoped my predictions were wrong and that the author would surprise me, but unfortunately this was not the case. The ending also wrapped up a little too nicely in my opinion, especially given how dark a lot of the content was following the climax of the story.

Reader: Bekah

Rating:

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