Jessie LaFontaine’s “Gram” is an unusual character.  She’s a ghost whose bent on helping Jessie find her true love.  Under Gram’s influence, Jessie has a very interesting encounter in a nightclub one night with a very handsome man.

Jessie decides that encounter is the last straw.  She wants to get rid of Gram forever.  With the advice of a helpful cabbie, she visits Dr. Nicholas Federov, a parapsychologist.

When Jessie arrives at his office, she finds out that Nicholas is the gorgeous man from the nightclub.  She has to decide if she wants him as a lover, or a doctor.  When she finds out Nicholas doesn’t believe her story about Gram things get dicey.  Until Gram steps in to set things right.

Seeing is Believing is a lively and entertaining story.  The attraction between Jessie and Nicholas was very real, and very hot.  Jessie’s reactions to Gram’s meddling had me laughing out loud at times.  Gram’s story, which was very original, added extra punch to the tale. 

Seeing is Believing is the second book in the Shrink Wrap series.  Because I hadn’t read the first one, I’d wished for a little more information about Peter Murray, the cabbie who directed Jessie to Nicholas’ office.  He had a job to do, but it was never fully explained.

Although that left a question in my mind, it didn’t detract from my enjoyment of Seeing is Believing.  I highly recommend this fun story.