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"An accountant haunted by her husband's ghost is drawn into a murder mystery"
Reviewed by Denise Powers
Courtesy Sensual Romance
Posted August 13, 2003

Accountant Max Starr hasn't been the same since the night of her husband's death two years ago. Since then, she's developed unusual abilities (but don't call her psychic) and is haunted by the ghost of her late husband Cameron. Max has reverted to her pre-marriage ways of being a loner and having one-night stands when Read more...

"When is dead not really dead?"
Reviewed by Patricia McGrew
Courtesy Sensual Romance Reviews
Posted October 22, 2003

Max Starr hasn't had a normal moment since her husband Cameron was killed during a robbery. The problem is Cameron is dead, but he hasn't really left her. His ghost is left there until such time as she no longer needs him. Little by little, Max has cut herself away from all her friends. Read more...

"tightly plotted paranormal suspense novel"
Reviewed by Gillian Fitzgerald
Courtesy Sensual Romance Reviews
Posted May 21, 2004

Life's hard for Max. Two years ago she witnessed her husband's murder and was brutally raped and beaten by his killers. His non-corporeal ghost (who can still make his presence felt) is the only happiness left in her life. She works as a temp, lives in a tiny studio, and picks Read more...

Summary

The fast-paced adventure of the irrepressible Max Starr, a thirty-something, down on her luck accountant with the unfortunate gift of being psychic. Desperate to get to the bottom of why she's suddenly become the Bay Area's newest Sylvia Brown, she embarks upon a roller-coaster ride of adventure geared toward solving a murder, only to realize too late that solving that murder just might be the death of her. She's fast coming to the conclusion that not only is she psychic, she's also possessed by the spirit of the murdered woman. But Max has more than murder plaguing her, she's got a matchmaking ghost, that of her dead husband Cameron, who wants her to find romance with hunky Homicide Detective Witt Long. He's got such big hands and big body. Poor Max is dying to know if other parts are equally as big. And dying just might be the operative word here.