Phantom Evil
(Libby/OverDrive eBook)

Graham returns to New Orleans with a tale about a wonderfully varied group of young investigators working for Adam Harrison's secret government agency that investigates the paranormal. Led by skeptical Jackson Crow, the team moves into the historic French Quarter mansion where a young senator's wife fell to her death from her bedroom's balcony in what was ruled a suicide. But the senator is adamant that his wife would not commit suicide even though they were both devastated by the death of their child. The mansion has a grim history as the home of a nineteenth-century serial killer who buried his victims in the basement. Angela Hawkins, a member of the ghost-busting team, sees ghosts. As she uncovers the house's secrets, both from its bloody past and surrounding the senator and his entourage, strange happenings put the team in peril as they try to discover the truth about the death of the senator's wife. Another smart, page-turning work of paranormal romantic suspense from a prolific and popular author.--Tixier Herald, Diana Copyright 2010 Booklist

In bestseller Graham's sultry novel of paranormal romantic suspense, Jackson Crow, a former member of the government's Behavioral Sciences Unit in Washington, D.C., leads a covert group investigating a reputedly haunted New Orleans house. When Regina Holloway, the wife of a popular Louisiana state senator takes a fatal fall from the balcony of the couple's French Quarter mansion, her death is officially ruled a suicide, but could ghosts have been involved? Angela Hawkins, a Virginia police officer with the ability to detect paranormal activity, partners with Jackson professionally and romantically as she assists his team in discovering the truth behind Regina's death. Graham (Night of the Vampires) expertly blends a chilling history of the mansion's former residents with eerie phenomena, once again demonstrating why she stands at the top of the romantic suspense category. (Apr.) (c) Copyright PWxyz, LLC. All rights reserved.

Graham returns to New Orleans with a tale about a wonderfully varied group of young investigators working for Adam Harrison's secret government agency that investigates the paranormal. Led by skeptical Jackson Crow, the team moves into the historic French Quarter mansion where a young senator's wife fell to her death from her bedroom's balcony in what was ruled a suicide. But the senator is adamant that his wife would not commit suicide even though they were both devastated by the death of their child. The mansion has a grim history as the home of a nineteenth-century serial killer who buried his victims in the basement. Angela Hawkins, a member of the ghost-busting team, sees ghosts. As she uncovers the house's secrets, both from its bloody past and surrounding the senator and his entourage, strange happenings put the team in peril as they try to discover the truth about the death of the senator's wife. Another smart, page-turning work of paranormal romantic suspense from a prolific and popular author. Copyright 2011 Booklist Reviews.

In bestseller Graham's sultry novel of paranormal romantic suspense, Jackson Crow, a former member of the government's Behavioral Sciences Unit in Washington, D.C., leads a covert group investigating a reputedly haunted New Orleans house. When Regina Holloway, the wife of a popular Louisiana state senator takes a fatal fall from the balcony of the couple's French Quarter mansion, her death is officially ruled a suicide, but could ghosts have been involved? Angela Hawkins, a Virginia police officer with the ability to detect paranormal activity, partners with Jackson professionally and romantically as she assists his team in discovering the truth behind Regina's death. Graham (Night of the Vampires) expertly blends a chilling history of the mansion's former residents with eerie phenomena, once again demonstrating why she stands at the top of the romantic suspense category. (Apr.)