Bring on the tough stuff - there’s not just one right answer.
- How does Sam change over the course of the novel? What is the role of necromancy in that change?
- Why is the book set in Seattle? What effect does this have on readers?
- Why the use of multiple points of view? Why not just stay in Sam's perspective throughout the book?
- Is Douglas a purely evil guy? Or is there some dimension of humanity to his character?
- Is McBride trying to satirize paranormal fiction with this book? Why or why not?