Review: Great addition to the series
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 08 10, 2013
This is a short story which fits between book 2, of the Marnie Baranuik series, Death Rejoices and the as yet unpublished Last Impressions.Marnie Baranuik is a dual-talented forensic psychic. She has the ability to feel the emotions of people and see things from objects which they have touched or been near. Her talents mean that Marnie is in high demand. In this novella she is called to help with a disappearance in Ontario, Canada.She has help in the form of her bonded revenant, Harry, and her recently undead brother, Wes. Together they try to find out what happened to a missing person, Rachel Houseton.But all is not as it seems, lies have been told, information withheld. Can Marnie decipher truth from lies and figure out what happened? Or will the truth prove to be her downfall?Marnie is a sassy, foul mouthed person who has become my hero! I wish I was half as quick witted as she is when dealing with the police in this story. For such a short story the humour within it was just right, the content great and the story held my attention and had me wanting more!The author has written a story which can be read as a standalone, but it would definitely benefit the reader if they had already read the authors previous full length stories in the series.This is a great addition to the Marnie Baranuik series and a credit to the author for producing something which will keep the reader riveted.