Review: Another great ghostly story in the Inner Harbor series
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 12 21, 2013
Each book in this series has the common theme of the Hauntings at Inner Harbor but they also are different in the feel of each story. The first was much darker; the second was full of humor and this one sweet.  The author writes in such a way that you believe in the ghosts that haunt the apartment building and you root for them to find what they need so they can cross over.Veronica Matthews is the psychic-medium that lives in the complex that has helped the previous two couples with their “troubles”. She doesn’t really see her gift as a gift but has resigned herself to knowing she is going to see ghost and help the ones she can to move on. When she see’s that her sexy neighbor has a ghost tagging along with him she tries to not get involved but when Hunter Anderson see’s that she can see this presence that has been with him for two years he begs for her help.Hunter thinks the ghost is his wife who died two years ago and whose death left him in such a depression he turned to pills and alcohol to numb his pain which almost cost his job as a Dr.  It turns out its not his wife but a young patient he lost on the same night.As Veronica and Hunter try to figure out what the ghost needs to finish here on earth to be able to move on they slowly start to heal from the heartbreak of their pasts and find themselves attracted to the other but Veronica’s lack of faith in men makes it hard for her to believe in a happily ever after.I keep hoping we will get more information on the vortex in the building that is both the place where the ghosts cross over but yet it also houses a resonant evil that the author still hasn’t fully explained. So my hope is there are many more books to come in this series.