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Why his boss at Torus Intercession chose him to figure out who may, or may not, be trying to kill Benjamin Grace, is beyond Shaw James. Protecting a paranormal investigator from whoever-or whatever-may be trying to kill him is completely out of Shaw's wheelhouse, and how is he supposed to help find an attacker when the guy he's sent to protect maintains that the threat is ghostly in origin? It's insane, and Shaw does not do insane. Benjamin Grace is going to be a problem. But Benji is nothing at all like Shaw imagined he'd be, and the fixer is spellbound from their first meeting. Benji is kind and can laugh at himself, doesn't take things too seriously, and, more than anything, he wants to help everyone. The man is inarguably Shaw's polar opposite, and he brings out every protective instinct in Shaw. Together, Benji and Shaw must work to figure out what's happening in the small town of Rune, Oregon, and it quickly proves more difficult than it should be to keep Benji alive. When it goes from difficult to seemingly impossible, Shaw packs Benji up and takes him back home to Chicago, where the most frightening thing is Shaw's own big, loud, loving, and overly-invested-in-his-love-life family who can't seem to resist meddling in his affairs. Or not. Turns out the scariest thing might just be Benji, the guy who seems perfect for Shaw.… (más)
3.5 rounded up. They're pretty much immediately into each other, so not so much with the slow burn/joy of falling slowly for the person. But they were both likable, and their relationship was still sweet in its own way. ( )
4.5 stars. Very much a Mary Calmes novel, be advised, but I continue to enjoy this series. I knew who the mystery was but that's typical. The flaw for me is the ending that just kind of stops, a wasted opportunity. Totally here for the two MCs and all the side characters, including the cat. ( )
It was a non-scary ghost story as well as a love story and a story of two complete opposites finding out that they weren't so opposite after all. Shaw James, the youngest of with 6 older brothers had to learn early to look out for his own well-being so he was the perfect fixer/bodyguard for Benjamin Grace (Benjie) a ghost hunter in a tiny town in Oregon. Benjie was amazingly perfect with a catchy sense of humor that brought a lightness to Shaw's seriousness. There were parts that were funny and parts that were sweet. I loved how Benjie "tames", rough/tough, by-the-book- Shaw. I do wish the series would continue...but there is always more Mary Calmes. ( )
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This one was a collective endeavor, and I have to thank Lisa and Brian, Andrea and Will. Everyone worked really hard and I appreciate you more than I can say. Everybody needs a pony.
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Why his boss at Torus Intercession chose him to figure out who may, or may not, be trying to kill Benjamin Grace, is beyond Shaw James. Protecting a paranormal investigator from whoever-or whatever-may be trying to kill him is completely out of Shaw's wheelhouse, and how is he supposed to help find an attacker when the guy he's sent to protect maintains that the threat is ghostly in origin? It's insane, and Shaw does not do insane. Benjamin Grace is going to be a problem. But Benji is nothing at all like Shaw imagined he'd be, and the fixer is spellbound from their first meeting. Benji is kind and can laugh at himself, doesn't take things too seriously, and, more than anything, he wants to help everyone. The man is inarguably Shaw's polar opposite, and he brings out every protective instinct in Shaw. Together, Benji and Shaw must work to figure out what's happening in the small town of Rune, Oregon, and it quickly proves more difficult than it should be to keep Benji alive. When it goes from difficult to seemingly impossible, Shaw packs Benji up and takes him back home to Chicago, where the most frightening thing is Shaw's own big, loud, loving, and overly-invested-in-his-love-life family who can't seem to resist meddling in his affairs. Or not. Turns out the scariest thing might just be Benji, the guy who seems perfect for Shaw.
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