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Wednesday, October 28, 2015

The Hidden (Krewe of Hunters) by Heather Graham



Some suspense novels need help from the “other side” or as we like to call the viewable dead-ghosts!

Scarlet Barlow loves her job as a curator at the Conway Ranch near the Rockies of Colorado.  She found this sanctuary after she left her FBI husband, Diego McCullough.
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Scarlet had reasons for leaving her husband, but I always find it hard to understand why problems aren’t worked out when it’s obvious that the couple still loves each other. 


Scarlet and Diego will fill you in on their story when Scarlet is a suspect in a murder case and she calls for his help.  Yeah, that means they have a chance!

The heinous murders of the owners of the Conway Ranch in the 1850’s are now being replicated starting with relatives to the original victims.  Unfortunately, Scarlet is a descendant and she needs Diego’s help along with unexpected assistance from the ghosts created as new victims fall.

Heather Graham tells a story that I recommend if you love the spooky atmosphere of Halloween.  Romance, ghosts, and murder fit her series of Krewe of Hunters to a “T.”

Happy reading,

Dawn


Wednesday, January 5, 2011

Review: Ghost Shadow by Heather Graham


Heather Graham spins another of her bestsellers in a light paranormal, Ghost Shadow. In the sticky summer on the Keys of Florida, Fright Fest brings tourists to the historic area. Costumes hide the identities of those who seek the tours of haunted mansions and those who love to be frightened by imagination.


Katie O’Hara isn’t afraid of the ghosts that she can see.

She indulges in the return of family and friends, even those that haven’t returned since a year-long gruesome, unsolved murder. David Beckett arrives with the intentions of opening this cold case of the murder of his former fiancĂ©e.

The handful of previous suspects, along with a new list, is in town for the festivities. David is number one on the list. Katie doesn’t believe he’s guilty as they become emotionally engaged, even with new murders shortening the string of suspects.

Katie relies on the limited abilities of ghosts to help her find the true killer. It’s hard to believe that a friend or family member is guilty. Can the ghosts impart their knowledge through unconventional means, and will she understand their signals before it’s too late?

The romance is a bit weak with lack of conflict, but the story holds great suspense through the mystery and the number of suspects involved.

Dawn