Ghost Maker by Robin D. Owens – a Review
Ghost Maker
Ghost Seer series – Book #5
by Robin D. Owens
Release Date: October 18, 2016
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Description:
With Clare’s health fading, she and her partner—the love of her life—detective Zach Slade, head to Manitou Springs, Colorado, in search of the only healer who can help them: the ghost of Sister Juliana Emmanuel, whose healing skills live on in the afterlife.
Unfortunately for Clare, the nun’s ghost is elusive, and the town is teeming with spirits who all want to speak with Clare—newer ones, street kids who’ve been killed and want their bodies found and their murders avenged.
Now, with the help of Zach and Sister Juliana, Clare must find the killer before he strikes again. But to do so, she will face an evil that could destroy everything she and Zach hold dear—including their love…
Review:
Ghost Maker by Robin D. Owens is the 5th book in her Ghost Seer series. Ghost Maker begins not too long after Ghost Talker left off. Clare still has an injury caused by an evil ghost, and nothing the she or Zach, or even Enzo (their ghost dog spirit) do can fix the injury. While she slowly tries to recover, Clare continues to take on cases to allow people to speak to their loves that have passed on or help ghosts who need to move on to heaven. Zach worries about Clare’s injury, as he can see her health deteriorating.
Zach becomes involved in a mystery about a missing boy. At the same time, they find out that there is a healer, who may be able to help Clare. They to Manitou Springs, Colorado to look for the ghost healer. Sister Juilana Emmanuel cannot move on, since she feels she must take care of the other ghosts, and help the young boys being tortured by an evil ghost. Clare will try to work with Sister Juliana to help the boys and find the ghost who inhabits another person’s body.
The case intensifies with more deaths of young boys, and Zach’s case comes closer to finding the missing boy. What follows is an exciting story with Clare putting herself at risk to find the killer, and helping Sister Juliana.
Enzo plays a big part in helping Clare, and I adore this ghost dog; he is so much fun. I can actually feel the cold when he goes through Clare. J In Ghost Maker, the romance between Zach and Clare escalates to more scorching sexual encounters, and they do have hot chemistry. As much as I love Clare and Enzo, and the recurring supporting characters, at times I do get annoyed with Zach. He is stubborn, and comes across as unlikable at times, though he does love Clare.
Once again, Robin D. Owens does a great job continuing the flow of Clare becoming more and more content in her seer abilities and to want to help ghosts move on to heaven. These are fun stories that take place in western towns, with ghosts usually from the same era in the old west. I suggest you read the first book in this series to be able to understand how Clare slowly evolves.
Reviewed by Barb
Copy provided by Publisher
