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"Get Out
Or Die!" by Kim Cox
Lana
Malloy makes a living solving mysteries and helping spirits
move on. As a Private Investigator specializing in the
unusual, she feels the need to use her gift as there is so
much heartache in the world. Her current case involves
finding out why the family friend that left the house to his
friend and her partner’s survivors now want them out of the
house.
"Get Out
or Die!" revisits Lana Malloy and her fiancé Tony. Kim Cox
writes an excellent tale of angst and murder. I found myself
sympathizing with Lana and the issues she has to deal with
on a day-to-day basis. As well appreciating the logical way
she solves the mystery set before her.
"Restless
Spirit" by Elizabeth Delisi
Laura St.
Clair is moving. Moving out of the house that her and her
late husband dreamed of. Moving out of the house where she
lost both her husband and, a year later, her son. While
packing she finds an Ouija board that starts on its own. She
finds a like soul in Rafe who is morning his recently
deceased brother. Rafe is a mystery that she needs to find
the answer to. And she is running out of time, or is she?
"Restless
Spirit" is a tale of a person bringing themselves out of
despair and learning to find interest in something new. With
a twist that shows how the future can be affected by
different factors. Elizabeth Delisi keeps the reader
wondering what is happening and then finishes the tale off
with the right hopeful tone.
"Believing
in Dreams" by Chris Grover
Nicole is
alone since her mother’s death. She finds a photograph that
may hold the secret of her mother’s past. It invades her
dreams. She follows the trail to a village in Quebec where
she feels herself being watched. Wondering what happened in
her family’s past.
"Believing
in Dreams" tells of looking in the past to find ones future.
Chris Grover tells an entrancing tale of a woman finding
herself. Of a person looking around and truly seeing what
others no longer look at. A very likeable tale.
"‘Neath
Hallowed Halls and Ivied Walls" by Maureen McMahon
Stacy and
Peter are physically reunited going to their former
Professor’s funeral. Neither can believe he committed
suicide. Their investigation into the cause of his death is
their final gift to him. They can’t help wondering whether
his research into cults and Satanism played part of the
story of his death?
A romance
with intrigue mixed in, "‘Neath Hallowed Halls and Ivied
Walls" is an intriguing tale of curiosity and belief in
someone you think you know. Of looking into the past to find
answers to current issues. Maureen McMahon weaves a tale
that keeps you reading till the final paragraph.
"Enigma"
by Sheryl Hames Torres
Brace is a
cop who meets Amy at the site of a horrific death. His
instincts tell him she cannot be guilty of what she is
accused of. He pretends to be her bodyguard to find out what
is truly going on. Will he be able to believe it? Will he be
able to help Amy before she is seriously hurt?
As the
final tale of the anthology, "Enigma" leaves the reader with
the right mix of suspense and romance. Sheryl Hames Torres
writes with a flowing style that keeps the reader wondering
whether Amy and Brace will be able to overcome the problems
thrown at them
One
Touch Beyond are five smartly written tales of
paranormal encounters. Each tale maintains the overall theme
of the book while maintaining each story’s unique take on
paranormal encounters. Each story can be enjoyed on its own
or as part of the complete anthology. Definitely worth the
time taken to read them. |