I've always enjoyed a good paranormal adventure, so when
this story was offered I grabbed at the opportunity.
Tiffany sees ghosts. And not just any ghosts. Only those
that have been violently killed. This can really put a damper on
life-especially when it comes to a love life. So when a new ghost appears to
her naked and wet in her garden, unable to recall who killed her and
desperately seeking her son, Tiff must rise to the occasion. As a consultant to
the police, Tiff is now able to use her connections to broaden her
investigation. However when she is assigned a partner who seems not quite
human, she has to learn to separate fact from fiction regarding her assumptions
about non-humans. Ghosts are not Tiff's only problem-otherworldly creatures and
especially demons seem out to get her. What has she gotten herself involved in?
Who can she trust? How can she help those who can't be seen?
The author's writing style is easy to read and able to be
absorbed without intense concentration. I found a few editing errors like
missing words or incorrect tenses which disrupted the flow of the book. And in
worlds of ghosts and demons, the reader needs to suspend belief to allow for certain
situations to be plausible. The heroine is a strange character-she is too sweet
to ask her "housemates" to leave even though she really does not want
them there, and then is willing to endure extreme physical pain or even die for
the sake of others. And her haste to trust-maybe demons have magic too? The
story was still a great read though-light and fun and perfect for a rainy day.
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