After Moonrise
An Anthology
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Publisher Description
Join two of the biggest names in paranormal romance on a breathtaking journey to a world where ghosts live on and love never dies…
Possessed
#1 New York Times Bestselling Author P.C. Cast
Being a psychic detective who can channel only negative emotions makes Kent Raef good at catching murderers, but bad at maintaining relationships. Then Lauren Wilcox arrives with a most intriguing case: her twin sister has been murdered and is communing with Lauren's spirit—and sharing her body. Raef's the only one who can track the killer and free the spirit. But soon he begins to wonder just which twin he wants to save…and why.
Haunted
New York Times Bestselling Author Gena Showalter
Artist Aurora Harper is convinced she's witnessed a crime—a murder so brutal she's repressed the memories, only to paint the scene by the light of the moon. Now she needs her new neighbor, Detective Levi Reid, to help her track down the victim—and the killer. Levi's dealing with his own memory issues, but one thing he knows for sure: Harper is meant to be his, and nothing can take her away from him—not in this life…and not in death.
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.
