After Dark (Ghost Hunters Series #1) by Jayne Castle, Jayne Ann Krentz |, Paperback | Barnes & Noble® B&N Top 100 NY Times Bestsellers
Harmony: Ghost Hunters Series , #1
Oh, God, Chester was deadgenuinely dead. It was difficult to grasp the concept. This wasn't another one of his convenient disappearing acts designed to keep him one step ahead of an enraged client. This time his death was for real.
Concern replaced some of the fascinated interest on Melanie's face. "Lydia, are youyou know okay?"
An appealingly effervescent romance mildly spiced with paranormal fun.”—Publishers Weekly
Ms. Castle adds many wonderful touches to her engaging new series, including Lydia’s unique pet, Fuzz, and enthusiastic fans will clamor for further adventures.
After Dark (Ghost Hunters Series #1) 4.2 out of 5 based on 0 ratings. 128 reviews.
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I liked it. I did spend the first few chapters struggling to reconcile this book with the other 2 from the series I have read (one before, one after). They are set in the same world, but not necessarily the same characters. Once I realized that, it was easier to let it go, and enjoy the story. I enjoy (and admire) the author¿s ability to create the world so similar, and so different, but has the ability to suck you in completely. Within that she weaves together and intricate mystery, with the appropriate, surprising bomb drops. Then to be able to weave in sometimes subtle, yet appropriate romance¿ I think that is a big part of what keeps me coming back to these novels. And Emmett London¿ I just want to melt into his arms¿ *swoon*¿ The one drawback (which reflects on me, not the author) is I had to put it down for about a month and a half, due to `obligation reads¿. So I sort of lost the train of the story, and it took me a while to pick it up again. I am really looking forward to the next one in this series, as I believe the same characters are back.
As Cosmo said "good fun", not the worlds best novel a romance novel thinly disguised as Science Fiction, about a transparent as a window with plot, but readable. It¿s the kind of book I read to remind me how good some other authors are. I have a soft spot for Ms Krentz as her stuff is readable pap but good when I¿m not in the mood for anything vaguely challenging!