The Crows Series

In this spine-tingling novel of romantic suspense and haunted history, a 17th century Scottish castle’s ghost tours seem to break through the veil between the living and the dead with a
cold-blooded murder only a gifted pair of paranormal investigators may be able to solve . . .

It’s the scariest tourist attraction in Massachusetts. An authentic—some say haunted—17th century Scottish castle transported stone by stone to the rolling hills of Plymouth, complete with tableaus depicting the gory glory of its witch-torturing history. But the showmanship is going to extremes. A young woman has been found murdered and posed among the ghoulish reenactments.

When locals blame the ghosts of “The Killing Castle,” paranormally gifted detectives Skye McMahon and Zachary Erickson are summoned to put their uncanny talents to use. Skye can see things, both good and bad, allowing the past to unreel in her mind’s eye. Zach has the psychic touch. Although a believer in the spirit world he’s also a pragmatist: Ghosts don’t kill. People do.

With the site temporarily shuttered, Skye and Zach are granted full reign of the grounds, dungeon and all. But their investigation soon comes with something extra: the obliging ghost of a medieval Scottsman who claims that on the night of the murder he saw a man wearing a strange white mask . . .

To find a flesh and blood killer, Skye and Zach need all the clues they can get. And on a journey that will challenge their sense of reality and their trust in each other, they’ll disover  the secrets of both the living and the dead.

The X-Files meets Dan Brown in this suspenseful tale of dark magic, ancient curses, and modern murder, as two agents with unusual talents investigate a series of sensational crimes in the historic city of St. Augustine, Florida.

The case is sensational. Whistle-blower investigative journalist George Maynard has been killed in his St. Augustine home, his body so badly burned the morgue is needed to verify his identity. Paranormal investigator Shelly Mahoney has been transferred to a special unit to help law enforcement. Off the books, the unit is called the Krewe of Hunters and deals with “strange” cases.

At the murder scene with federal agent Grant Markham, Shelly makes an odd discovery: a stone etched with what appears to be a curse that invokes flames. If Shelly can use her ability to summon the dead—providing they have remained behind—she may unearth what happened.

Grant, too, has an unique ability. By holding the hand of the recently deceased, he can see what has happened to them. Yet in this case, neither of their gifts is of any help. As they set out to question those who might have had a motive, they also study ancient “curse tablets”—often used in the Greco-Roman world to cause death or warfare.

What ensues is a shocking discovery by the medical examiner and a search that takes the team to Italy where a similar murder may reveal the creators of the mystical tablets—made deadly with a little human assistance. But soon, the danger is closer than ever—because the target is Shelly . . .