After Moonrise
Possessed / Haunted
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- R$ 32,90
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- R$ 32,90
Descrição da editora
After Moonrise, the elite detective agency, crosses into the dark side, but it can be dangerous when the living communicate with the dead…
HAUNTED by P.C. CAST
Curtis Raef can channel the most violent of emotions. His power has solved hundreds of police investigations. But his gift comes with a curse… cynical, hard and alone, he’s burning out fast. Then Lauren Wilcox arrives with a haunting case: her murdered twin sister is communing with Lauren’s spirit. Raef’s the only one who can help. But which twin does he want to save?
POSSESSED by GENA SHOWALTER
The picture Aurora Harper’s painting is so disturbing she’s convinced she’s witnessed a murder and suppressed the memory. Now she needs Detective Levi Reid to help her track down the victim – and the killer. But Levi’s dealing with his own issues, blacking out for no reason at all.
They’ll step into the dark together…but are they ready for what they might find? NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLING AUTHORS
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
Bestsellers Cast (the House of Night series, with Kristin Cast) and Showalter (the Alien Huntress series) present a pair of paranormal romances in a world where ghosts thrive among the living. In Cast's saccharine "Possessed," wealthy landscaper Lauren Wilcox asks psychic detective Kent Raef to help her learn who killed her twin sister, Aubrey, whose spirit is now sharing Lauren's body. When the sisters' souls are abducted, Raef must travel to the Land of the Dead armed only with the cloying power of hope and love. In Showalter's unusual "Haunted," Aurora Harper keeps feeling an urge to paint uncomfortably realistic scenes of a brutalized woman shackled to a metal table. She's also missing memories, making her fear that the bloody images might be more than a dream. With the help of Det. Levi Reid, who also suffers mysterious blackouts, Harper finds the victim and learns she also has no memory of such a scene. A mid-story twist skillfully elevates the suspense, leading to an unorthodox happy ending.
