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# How to Save an Undead Life (The Beginner's Guide to Necromancy Book 1)

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Review: Something fresh and new - Review may contain spoilers... When there is a book I cannot stop thinking of and want to reread it you know it is good. The good: I haven’t read many book with necromancy in characters. Hailey has definitely created a whole new world that is thrilling and you cannot wait to hear more about. The high society vs. the low society and how they correlate to the human world. They make vampires from doing rituals on humans and aren’t making armies of undead humans like other necromancy characters. That is how they make there money and what separates high society from low society. The mystery surrounding the deceased is just too good! Who would kill one of the best necromancers. It makes you want to keep reading to find out what really happen. What is Grier having nightmares about?!? The characters are more than one dimension. You get to know them in this book, what makes them tick, what makes them happy, sad and what motivates them. It makes the reader want to continue learning more about them and grow with them. Grier is very well written, I like that Hailey incorporated her past personality and how she has grown into the woman she is today. She is funny, sassy, and apathetic. Of course I was drawn to her cause she was fresh out of prison and rides a motorcycle. Very intriguing! The bad guy was a little predictable but still thrilling. It is the first time you see Grier fight back and what she is capable of! The meh: The first time I read the book, it was a struggle to get through the first 2 chapters but I am so glad I stuck with it. Turned out to be one of my favorite series. The introductory was rough, it throws you into the world without any explanation. I was left wondering what Woolly was, what Boaz and Amelie relation to Grier was. Is it a necromantic world, human world? How do regular humans fit in. All these questions were answered to an extent but I had to reread the first couple of chapters for it to make since. This is the first book of the series and leaves you with a lot of questions which is fine (although as I have read the other books, unfortunately I am still left with some plenty questions) Can’t wait to read more. Hailey is an amazing writer and this series draws you in. Definitely recommend!!
Review: Intriguing Set Up and Mystery in a New Urban Fantasy series - A necromancer underdog heroine starting over sounded like an intriguing story not to mention several book pals really enjoy this series so I was glad to pick this one up and dive in. How to Save an Undead Life is the first book in a series, but I felt like it dove into the middle of a story arc. Grier is recently out of the magic world's version of prison for murdering her aunt and the horrors of her imprisonment are still with her. The sentient house, Woolly, where she grew up with her powerful necromancer Aunt Maud, is her home once again and she is eeking out a living as a ghost tour guide through haunted old town, Savannah. Her best friend, Amelie, from a lower level witch cast than Grier's necromancer family lives next door still while she finishes up college. Amelie works the ghost tour gig and is happy to have even this fragile version of Grier back. Then, her put-back-together life is invaded, first by Amelie's older brother and Grier's crush, Boaz, who just returned from the army and vampires from two different groups. Grier is leery of the vamps who both want something though one tries to smooze it and the other threaten for it. Meanwhile, her aunt's sister has now become the most powerful necromancer in their Society and she wants Grier present the night of her installation. Grier isn't sure she's up for one more surprise especially since most seem to be of the really bad kind. How to Save an Undead Life felt topsy turvy to me much of the time because of jumping in with both feet like that. It can never be accused of info dumps because, in fact, the info is delivered slowly and is part of the heightened suspense of the story. There are so many questions about Grier, her situation, the world of the story, the motives of everyone around her. It built slowly with a few exciting moments. Grier was a heroine that I liked, but hesitated over because so much was in the air. I wasn't sure about her behavior with Boaz which felt unsettled like she couldn't make up her mind what he was to her and, later in the story, when she should have known better, she pulled a stupid and got into some deep trouble. It did add some suspense as to how she'd get herself out of the trouble which I did enjoy so I guess I got over that easily enough. The end closed out the main conflict in this book while leaving a lot left for the rest of the series. That late introduction character has me the most intrigued. All in all, this book gave me a taste that I think I need more of the series to determine more about my feelings. Right now, I am curious and want to see where things go. The worldbuilding of the series got my attention as did the mystery behind her aunt's death, the vampires, and Grier's necromancer magic which I think is something interesting after all the hints. So, not dazzling, but definitely tantalizing. One I would recommend to Urban Fantasy fans.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
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| Best Sellers Rank | #54,950 in Kindle Store ( See Top 100 in Kindle Store ) #289 in Contemporary Fantasy (Kindle Store) #556 in Coming of Age Fantasy (Books) #721 in Urban Fantasy (Kindle Store) |

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Something fresh and new
*by B***S on December 29, 2019*

Review may contain spoilers... When there is a book I cannot stop thinking of and want to reread it you know it is good. The good: I haven’t read many book with necromancy in characters. Hailey has definitely created a whole new world that is thrilling and you cannot wait to hear more about. The high society vs. the low society and how they correlate to the human world. They make vampires from doing rituals on humans and aren’t making armies of undead humans like other necromancy characters. That is how they make there money and what separates high society from low society. The mystery surrounding the deceased is just too good! Who would kill one of the best necromancers. It makes you want to keep reading to find out what really happen. What is Grier having nightmares about?!? The characters are more than one dimension. You get to know them in this book, what makes them tick, what makes them happy, sad and what motivates them. It makes the reader want to continue learning more about them and grow with them. Grier is very well written, I like that Hailey incorporated her past personality and how she has grown into the woman she is today. She is funny, sassy, and apathetic. Of course I was drawn to her cause she was fresh out of prison and rides a motorcycle. Very intriguing! The bad guy was a little predictable but still thrilling. It is the first time you see Grier fight back and what she is capable of! The meh: The first time I read the book, it was a struggle to get through the first 2 chapters but I am so glad I stuck with it. Turned out to be one of my favorite series. The introductory was rough, it throws you into the world without any explanation. I was left wondering what Woolly was, what Boaz and Amelie relation to Grier was. Is it a necromantic world, human world? How do regular humans fit in. All these questions were answered to an extent but I had to reread the first couple of chapters for it to make since. This is the first book of the series and leaves you with a lot of questions which is fine (although as I have read the other books, unfortunately I am still left with some plenty questions) Can’t wait to read more. Hailey is an amazing writer and this series draws you in. Definitely recommend!!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Intriguing Set Up and Mystery in a New Urban Fantasy series
*by S***E on April 18, 2021*

A necromancer underdog heroine starting over sounded like an intriguing story not to mention several book pals really enjoy this series so I was glad to pick this one up and dive in. How to Save an Undead Life is the first book in a series, but I felt like it dove into the middle of a story arc. Grier is recently out of the magic world's version of prison for murdering her aunt and the horrors of her imprisonment are still with her. The sentient house, Woolly, where she grew up with her powerful necromancer Aunt Maud, is her home once again and she is eeking out a living as a ghost tour guide through haunted old town, Savannah. Her best friend, Amelie, from a lower level witch cast than Grier's necromancer family lives next door still while she finishes up college. Amelie works the ghost tour gig and is happy to have even this fragile version of Grier back. Then, her put-back-together life is invaded, first by Amelie's older brother and Grier's crush, Boaz, who just returned from the army and vampires from two different groups. Grier is leery of the vamps who both want something though one tries to smooze it and the other threaten for it. Meanwhile, her aunt's sister has now become the most powerful necromancer in their Society and she wants Grier present the night of her installation. Grier isn't sure she's up for one more surprise especially since most seem to be of the really bad kind. How to Save an Undead Life felt topsy turvy to me much of the time because of jumping in with both feet like that. It can never be accused of info dumps because, in fact, the info is delivered slowly and is part of the heightened suspense of the story. There are so many questions about Grier, her situation, the world of the story, the motives of everyone around her. It built slowly with a few exciting moments. Grier was a heroine that I liked, but hesitated over because so much was in the air. I wasn't sure about her behavior with Boaz which felt unsettled like she couldn't make up her mind what he was to her and, later in the story, when she should have known better, she pulled a stupid and got into some deep trouble. It did add some suspense as to how she'd get herself out of the trouble which I did enjoy so I guess I got over that easily enough. The end closed out the main conflict in this book while leaving a lot left for the rest of the series. That late introduction character has me the most intrigued. All in all, this book gave me a taste that I think I need more of the series to determine more about my feelings. Right now, I am curious and want to see where things go. The worldbuilding of the series got my attention as did the mystery behind her aunt's death, the vampires, and Grier's necromancer magic which I think is something interesting after all the hints. So, not dazzling, but definitely tantalizing. One I would recommend to Urban Fantasy fans.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ What a beginning...
*by R***Y on June 3, 2025*

I've read this book 3+ times, and I'm always struck by what an incredibly solid beginning to a series this is. Yes, it is, in its own right, a wonderful book. What you need to know, though, is that it's a passage to an incredible saga that you will love. A setting with characters that you won't soon forget and will want to revisit. So take the first step. Begin the journey. Read this book.

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