Photogeist

In the city of Justice, a woman in a flowing dress haunts the local cemetery, the city streets, and its outlying areas.  No one has been able to pinpoint the source of this ghost's origins or the reason for its unrest.  But then a string of attacks on the Justice streets at night lend people to think there is no justice in the city of Justice.  The ghost rouses the victims' families into action.  They hire a paranormal investigator named Kostas Chrysikos with a unique Graflex camera and a singular skill to track this ghost down and put an end to her.  With his Graflex, Chrysikos is able to imprison his ghostly victims within the camera's celluloid photographs.


And at a jazz club, a man named Johannas Pascal dances with an elegant, breathtaking young woman to his utter delight.  She is the epitome of "his kind of girl" and he hasn't been able to stop thinking about her.  The only problem is that Pascal can't track her down again.  Pascal has fallen for the woman and he has to find her.  Armed with various tools, Pascal stakes her out.


Along the way, Pascal befriends a woman who helps in his search, her motives not truly clear.  And a little girl lends her assistance and advice when it isn't sought.  Pascal's exhausting search is fraught with perilous danger as it would seem that menacing ghosts want to hinder him as much as possible.


Unbeknownst to each, Pascal's and Chrysikos' paths are set to collide in a riveting conflict as they search for their quarries.  Who is Pascal's mystery woman and will he re-unite with her?  And will Chrysikos pinpoint the source of his ghost's origins and the reason for its unrest?  Will his hunt succeed to banish the ghost forever to a phantom hell within one of his camera's celluloid prisons?


Not if Pascal has anything to say about it.


And so, in this paranormal thriller and romance, a two-fold cataclysmic hunt begins for the woman named Ambrosia and the ghost called Resurrection Mary.