I switched between ebook and audiobook and enjoyed the audio more this time around. I wasn't even that annoyed by the ghosts. The mystery was just as good as the first time I read this.
Re-read 3/2022: Rain and Danny are definitely one of my favourite couples. I wouldn't mind it that much if only he'd given Danny a nicer voice. All of them sounded almost the same, kind of tired and bored. Loved the humor, the banter and the chemistry between them, as well as some really sweet moments.ĩ/2020 Re-read via audio: I liked Kirt's narration overall, but I wasn't a fan of the voice he gave every other character except for Rain. They have an amazing relationship and I loved seeing them grow as a couple. My favourite part of the story were Rain and Danny. I think the author did a really good job at keeping us in the dark for a long time, as frustrating as it was at times. I actually liked the mystery in this book more than in the first. The case they were working on turned out to be more complex than it seemed at first. I really liked how Rain decided to deal with the ghost situation. I'm glad I pushed through because I absolutely loved the last third of the book or so. Mainly because I found the ghosts extremely annoying, I hated that Rain had no control over them, and on top of that the case seemed to be going nowhere.
This ended up being so much better than I thought it would be while going through the first half of the book. But he's starting to realize his problems are just getting started. Rain thought accepting his supernatural gifts would be the solution to his troubles. and what he'll do if Danny decides the intrusive ghosts are just too much. But Rain can't help but wonder how long that patience will last. It certainly seems like Daniel McKenna, his partner in work and life, is in it for the long haul. To complicate matters, he's not sure what these spooktacular developments mean for his relationship. So are the ghosts, who are becoming increasingly impatient. There's no instruction manual for meshing his work with his medium duties, and he's painfully aware that he's flubbing the job. He's determined to accept all the changes in his formerly well-ordered life, but that means embracing a whole lot of weird. Rain Christiansen, former FBI agent and current cold case detective, is starting to think it's the hardest job he's ever had-and the most important. MP3 CD Format No one said being a medium would be easy.
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