Ink and Bone explained

Ink and Bone
Author:Lisa Unger
Language:English
Published:June, 2016
Isbn:978-1-5011-0164-9

Ink and Bone is a book by Lisa Unger.[1]

Reception

Kirkus Reviews wrote: "Unger's beloved characters (Crazy Love You, 2015, etc.) continue a deftly balanced story that’s supernatural without a creepy aftertaste."[2] Colette Bancroft of the Tampa Bay Times praised Unger's "believable" characterisation of Finley.[3] Tim O'Connell of The Florida Times-Union recommended the novel to "those who like intense psychological mystery at its best."[4]

Notes and References

  1. https://lisaunger.com/books/ink-and-bone/synopsis/
  2. News: 1 April 2016. INK AND BONE. Kirkus Reviews. 20 September 2024.
  3. Web site: TRACING DARK LINES: In Lisa Unger's "Ink and Bone," college student Finley Montgomery reluctantly embraces her psychic abilities. A family is in need, after all.. Bancroft. Colette. 5 June 2016. Tampa Bay Times. 20 September 2024.
  4. Web site: Book review: 'Ink and Bone' by Lisa Unger. O'Connell. Tim. 18 June 2016. The Florida Times-Union. 20 September 2024.

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