This is one of
those books that I like to read on holiday. In fact, earlier in the week I said
I wished I was on holiday so that I would have more time to read it. It’s an
easy read and it’s a page-turner.
Psychic Surveys is
a company of psychics and sensitives who cleanse places of spirits that have got
stuck and not yet passed on to the next world. Ridding Highdown Hall of a troubled
spirit proves to be particularly difficult. In this particular story, yes, we
have paranormal activity and that may not be what every reader likes. But we
also have romance, pace and the type of questions that keep readers engaged in
a crime story. Just why won’t Cynthia, a glamorous starlet who died young, make
her way into the light?
Twists and turns
in the plot keep us on our toes. At the same time the characters are convincing
and we’re engaged with them throughout. Shani Struthers’ writing gives us a filmic
picture of the settings.
This is another
success for Crooked Cat, a publisher that takes risks, works hard, and quite sensibly
uses print-on-demand. Well done everyone!
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