by Doranna Durgin
$5.99 (Novel)Â
The Reckoners: A powerful ghostbuster raised by a spirit, her brilliantly eccentric backup team, a cat who isn't a cat at all...and a fiercely driven bounty hunter from a different dimension who brings them together when worlds collide.
Skilled ghosthunter Lisa "Garrie" McGarrity
not only sees dead people, she wrangles them into submission. But her beloved ghostly mentor moved on years ago, and the Southwest has gone quiet under Garrie's hand. Garrie and her team have grown restless and...well, face it. Maybe willing to take a risk or two.
So when the relentlessly mysterious and fiercely driven Trevarr
(and his not-cat!) shows up asking for help, Garrie is inclined to listen. And when he describes big trouble at the San Jose Winchester Mystery House, she's inclined to go with him, even if it splits her team along the way.
But she doesn't expect a mansion crammed with spirits
on the brink of madness, and she doesn't expect to face off against the powerful and unfamiliar energies of semi-ethereal beings from another dimension. She definitely doesn't expect the fabric of her own world to unravel around her--with no one but her to stop it.
And truly, she has no idea how deep Trevarr's secrets run.
âThe Reckoners is certain to carry readers along at a break-neck pace that is nonetheless savored along the way.â
âJennifer Roberson, author of the Karavans series.
âDelightful beginning to a new series thatâs funny and lively with a memorable cast of characters.â
âFresh Fiction
âOverall, the central mystery is complex, the action plentiful, and the developing relationship between the protagonists satisfyingâŚ.  It is an exceptional read.â
âRomance Junkies
âTHE RECKONERS is...an original and fresh take on the spiritual world and is intense from page one. I enjoyed the interaction between the main characters and the sexual tension between Trevarr and Garrie is extreme. I look forward to more in this series from Ms. Durgin.â
âThe Romance Readerâs Connection
âDurgin takes the reader on a wild ride with plenty of twists and turns.
âMel Jacobs at SFRevu