Kay Doherty

Vanished (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Twelve years ago fifteen people disappeared without a trace. Two private eyes and one psychic are determined to find out where and why.

With no new leads or evidence, the case has landed in the cold case files but one family won't accept that. Luke Holmestead and Dom Masters are hired in a desperate attempt to find closure, but when they hit the same roadblocks the authorities did, Luke takes a desperate step of his own outside the lines of accepted investigation techniques.

Shane Cayli is not your typical crime solver. In fact, he's not an investigator at all. He's a psychic. Touching people or objects results in experiencing whatever memory is floating on the surface. And it is rarely pleasant. It can be unnerving, terrifying, and, at times, life-threatening. Upon Luke's persistent begging and the mystery being laid out for him, Shane reluctantly agrees to help... and instantly regrets the decision.

Not only is Dom Masters difficult to deal with, but Shane is overwhelmed by what is being asked of him. Painful memories, aggressive ghosts, and an abandoned hotel that doesn't give up its secrets easily, turn out to be the least of Shane's worries. Someone out there doesn't want the missing people found and they're willing to kill to keep the bodies hidden.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Kay Doherty
• Erscheinungstermin: 28. Mai 2024
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781954265066
• Artikelnr.: 70880189

Autorenporträt

Kay Doherty is an omnisexual/polysexual who lives in Colorado with her poly-family. Her house is overrun with cats and dogs. Family is important to her so there are daily texts, frequent visits to her parents, and constant banter with her brothers. She happily suffers a severe addiction to coffee and Mexican food. She loves to read and write and can easily become consumed by it for hours, much to the dismay of others. On occasion she can be convinced to venture out into the world of the living despite being annoyed by the sun shining in her face.