Demonically Tempted
Frostbite #2
AUTHOR: Stacey Kennedy
PUBLICATION DATE: 04/13/12
ORDER LINKS: Amazon
BOOK SYNOPSIS:
Tess Jennings, now a member of the Memphis Police Department, is on her first cold case. The suspected suicide of Lizbeth Knapp ten years ago isn’t a theory her family accepts—they believe she was murdered.
But the case is only one of Tess’s worries. Ghosts are talking, and word of her abilities rapidly spreads. A dark ghost is terrifying the spirits of Memphis, and she must force the entity to cross over.
Tess doesn’t have to do this alone. Not only does she have her ghost-lover, Kipp McGowen, but the department has brought in a medium. Dane Wolfe might answer all her questions, but he also brings a world of trouble. Will Tess finally have all she’s ever wanted, or will everything she’s vowed to protect be ripped away?
REVIEWED BY: Kimberly
REVIEW:
“Ghost Whisperer” meets “Cold Case” meets “Supernatural” is the best way to describe this book.
We first met Tess and most of the others in Supernaturally Kissed (Frostbite #1). However Tess is now officially with the police department to work on cold case files, the department hopes that she can talk to the ghost to find out what happened to them. On this case her boss brought in Dane, who works with the FBI, to help her understand and master her gift. There is a demon hurting ghost in the area and the ghost are scared and they need Tess to help them.
Once again this is written in the first person which feels more like you are hearing a story but once you are into the book it becomes easier to read. This book has a bit of everything. Ghost, demons, mediums, witches, etc. The ending was unexpected and explains a lot with Kipp. I hope in the third book (due out in the fall of 2012) we will have a better idea of what is going on with Kipp and I can not wait to see how that is solved.
I think Kennedy has really become an author that fans of paranormal will enjoy.
I read the first and was complete enthralled by Kipp. Great review. Of to read this one now.
Marika