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Deadly Spirits

6/24/2017

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Mac McClellan is a war veteran and practicing Private Investigator.  He has recently been dragged along to do some investigating with the Palmetto Paranormal Society with his girlfriend Kate.  When two subsequent paranormal investigations end with the mysterious death of two investigators, Mac knows something is up; these are more than unfortunate accidents.  After he is officially hired to investigate one of the deaths, Mac begins to notice several things that aren't sitting right in town: a previous insurance fraud case that is continuously being harassed, generous donations to a local college from people who do not have the money to give, a separate PI that is tailing him, a ghostly recording that has gone missing, several more near-deaths and a woman in the Paranormal Society who isn't who she says she is.  Now, it's up to Mac to piece the clues together before more people die and to decide whether the forces at play are of the normal or paranormal variety.

This book immediately starts with action and really does not stop until the end.  After reading the first few pages, I realized that this book was part of a series, however; I was filled in pretty quickly and I didn't feel like I really needed the rest of the books in order to understand everything.  It might have been helpful to understand a little more about Mac's history, but that's about it.  I was really impressed with the layers of mystery and was wondering to the end about how they all fit together.  I also really enjoyed the incorporation of the paranormal; the investigative techniques were really interesting and Mac's skepticism provided a nice contrast.  Mac's character was intriguing as well, at first he seemed very typical and one dimensional, but as the story progressed, I learned more of his true character and really enjoyed his interaction with people and especially his dog.  Overall, this seems like a great mystery series and I would love to read more of Mac!


This book was received for free in return for an honest review. ​

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