‘The Bone House’ is the sequel to ‘The Skin Map’ and while I loved the intriguing book cover, I can’t very much say the same about the story in this sequel. I very much preferred the first book, ‘The Skin Map’. I believe I’ve reviewed it quite some time ago and I was really hooked on the story.
While this book have the same thrilling factor in it, I can’t seems to pay attention to the story because there’s too much scenes shift. I struggled to read this sci-fi book and I find it difficult to finish.
Perhaps this book is just not for me. If you’re into sci-fi, however, don’t let my opinion stop you from reading it. I’m sure you’ll enjoy it.
I rate this book 2 out of 5 stars. I received an ARC of this book from Thomas Nelson Publisher and I was not required to write a positive review for it.
Book description:
One piece of the Skin Map has been found. Now the race to unravel the future of the future turns deadly.
An avenue of Egyptian sphinxes, an Etruscan tufa tomb, a Bohemian coffee shop, and a Stone Age landscape where universes collide …
Kit Livingstone met his great grandfather Cosimo in a rainy alley in London where he discovered the reality of alternate realities.
Now he’s on the run – and on a quest, trying to understand the impossible mission he inherited from Cosimo: to restore a map that charts the hidden dimensions of the multiverse while staying one step ahead of the savage Burley Men.
The key is the Skin Map – but where it leads and what it means, Kit has no idea. The pieces have been scattered throughout this universe and beyond.
Mina, from her outpost in seventeenth-century Prague, is quickly gaining both the experience and the means to succeed in the quest. Yet so are those with evil intent, who from the shadows are manipulating great minds of history for their own malign purposes.
Across time and space, through manifest and hidden worlds, those who know how to use ley lines to travel through astral planes have left their own world behind in this, the second quest: to unlock the mystery of The Bone House.