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The Unholy (Krewe of Hunters #6)

by Heather Graham (Goodreads Author)

3.84 of 5 stars 3.84 · rating details · 740 ratings · 103 reviews

The 1940s: hard-boiled detectives and femmes fatale are box-office gold. In one iconic scene, set in a deserted museum, the private eye arrives too late, and the buxom beauty is throttled by an ominous Egyptian priest.Now: the Black Box Cinema immortalizes Hollywood's Golden Age in its gallery of film noir tributes. But the mannequin of that Egyptian priest is hardly lifel...more

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Published July 1st 2012 by Mira Books (first published June 26th 2012)

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Jun 13, 2012 Lisa B. rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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I liked this book. It was a light, fast moving read. A nice change of pace from some of the other books I have been reading recently. And even though this is a Krewe of Hunters book, I didn’t feel like I was missing out on any information by not having read any of the other previous books with this subtitle. The characters were fun and it was a nice simple mystery.

So, Ms. Graham, where have I been all your life? In looking around before requesting this book from Netgalley, I was a bi...more

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Jun 28, 2012 Linda Baker rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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The Unholy by Heather Graham is the newest addition to The Krewe of Hunters series by Heather Graham. The Krewe of Hunters centers around a group of FBI agents who specialize in “unusual” crimes, unusual meaning paranormal in nature. Each of the Krewe has some ability, in this case that of seeing and talking to ghosts.

Sean Cameron started his career as a special effects artist with Archer Studios in Hollywood. After moving back home to Texas to take care of his old girlfriend who is dying, he jo...more

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Oct 15, 2012 Kelly rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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I am thoroughly convinced that no one can pull off paranormal romance like Ms. Graham can. Then again, I'm not going to lie...if you've read one of Heather's paranormal romances, you've read them all. And yet, I still enjoy her stories. I like that no matter how many books of hers I've read, there's still going to be a twist or two I'm not going to see coming. I also kind of dig the fact that there is almost always a celebrity ghost that is attached to the main character. Then again, it really c...more

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Jun 11, 2012 Rhonda rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

The Unholy by Heather Graham
5 STARS
This was the most entertaining of her books. I really liked it.
The ghosts were the best part.
Alistair Archer was all by himself in his dad movie theater watching old movie one sunday. His father has a old theater that shows old movies and its closed on sunday. Thier is a tunnel that runs from the theater to his adjacent studio where they make special effects for different movies. they sit on two acres next too very old cemetery. Down in part of the tunnel is...more The Unholy by Heather Graham
5 STARS
This was the most entertaining of her books. I really liked it.
The ghosts were the best part.
Alistair Archer was all by himself in his dad movie theater watching old movie one sunday. His father has a old theater that shows old movies and its closed on sunday. Thier is a tunnel that runs from the theater to his adjacent studio where they make special effects for different movies. they sit on two acres next too very old cemetery. Down in part of the tunnel is set up old movie scenes a museum. Some of the time you can go from one building to another but security is tight when they are working on blockbuster movie.
Alistair is surprised by a actress who says the door was open and begs him to let her see some of the props maybe help her get a small roll.
So Alistair let his girl talk to let him in through the tunnel. while by the scene of the movie they are remaking he sees that the locked door is open and hears Jenny scream and as he turns sees her get her throat sliced and runs slips in blood and knocks himself out.
The police arrest him for the murder of Jenny since he was alone with her in locked building.
Eddie Archer calls in some favors and gets a FBI special group to come in and help. The first one he calls his a old special effects employee that is part of this Krew. Sean Cameron does not believe Alistair would kill someone either.
Eddie also asks his employee Madison to take Sean around and show hims the changes since he worked thier. Eddie told Sean that Madison is like him special.
Madison sees ghosts but a lot of time she does not realize they are dead until someone else wonders who or what she is talking about. Eddie saw her a couple of times talking to know one at the cemetary. Madison since she was real young learned not to let anyone know she sees people that others dont see.
In fact she saw an actor that looked like Humphrey Bogart and had a nice talk with him till she realized it was really him. In fact Humphrey Bogart ends up living with her and watches old tv shows.
Sean after taking Madison to the morgue goes back to her apartment and sees Bogie and talks to him. Madison has never told anyone about her ghost and had never met anyone like her. Sean also asks what Jenny told her at the morgue.
Infact most his group of FBI agents can see ghosts. Jenny likes that she is not alone and they believe her. Madison had someone sneaking around her place and Bogie was able to set off her car alarm scared someone off and woke Madison up.
Since the FBI agents can see the ghosts Bogie and Jenny help to try and find out who killed Jenny and how they got in and out of locked building.
Thier are some love scenes. and some scary scenes in this book.
I was given this ebook in exchange for honest review from Netgalley.
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May 18, 2012 Mallory Anne-Marie Forbes rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition Recommends it for: Paranormal, Horror, Film Noir

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Another fascinating paranormal from this prolific and multitalented author, “The Unholy” is set in Los Angeles and Hollywood, focusing on a special effects firm which has a particular forte for “film noir,” the classics of the 1930’s through 1950’s, when movies such as “The Maltese Falcon” drew viewers in by the hordes. As well as showcasing these classics of the genre, the company also works on newer films in the same venue, and operates a museum showcasing classic film noir favorites.

But now,...more

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Aug 21, 2012 Kari rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2012, audiobook

I have really liked the "Krewe of Hunters" series so far, but The Unholy (Krewe of Hunters #6) was just an OK read for me. I did enjoy the murder mystery with the "locked room" mystery plot. Those are always fun to try to figure out. I really thought I had it all figured out, but I was way off base! I love when that happens!

I liked Madison's character and the idea that she can see and talk to dead people. I just couldn't get over the fact that Madison was visited by and talked to the ghost of Hu...more

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Jun 03, 2012 Kimberly rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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The best thing about the ghost novels by Heather Graham is they are so hard to figure out who did it and this book was no exception. I will say I had the villain in my top 3 suspects but not the why. Heather Graham is the master of ghost stories. This is the sixth in the Krewe of Hunters series and the second with the Texas Krewe characters.

This time they head to L.A. because Sean’s old boss and mentor calls to say his son was arrested for murder. Madison...more

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Jul 07, 2012 Mitch rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

The Unholy really didn't stand out from the usual murder mystery with a twist for me. There's some interesting (semi-fictional) Hollywood history, but beyond that it's just the typical guy and girl solves a murder plot, down to the instant attraction and unavoidable red herrings. But despite the supernatural aspect, it's really not creepy at all, and while I liked it, I also think it's kinda disappointing and nothing special.

Madison Darvil and Sean Cameron, the girl and guy investigators, give t...more The Unholy really didn't stand out from the usual murder mystery with a twist for me. There's some interesting (semi-fictional) Hollywood history, but beyond that it's just the typical guy and girl solves a murder plot, down to the instant attraction and unavoidable red herrings. But despite the supernatural aspect, it's really not creepy at all, and while I liked it, I also think it's kinda disappointing and nothing special.

Madison Darvil and Sean Cameron, the girl and guy investigators, give this book a sort of Ghost Whisperer vibe. They can see ghosts and treat the ghost of the young Hollywood actress whose murder they're investigating almost like they want her to 'cross over', that plus Madison's back story really reminds me of that show. But disappointing, the murder ended up being way more conventional than supernatural as first advertised, it's obvious almost right away that a person and not a ghost's involved, and I don't mean Alistair, the number one suspect just because he was with the victim when she's murdered. Disappointing. And speaking of Alistair, the whole thing becomes really annoying, everyone emphasizing how it must've been him because he was with the victim - alone - in a locked room, except for Madison, Sean, and a few close friends of Alistair's father Eddie who all 'know' that it couldn't be him.

Anyway, I really wished that Graham would've planted a few doubts, made me believe that the figures could've come alive and committed the murder, but that never happens. Instead, all the evidence and investigation pointed to various real people, and eventually the culprit's caught. The ghosts are really just an afterthought. And the motive behind the crime, while explained, well, it's nothing exciting or mind boggling or even requires that much thought. All in all, a big let down. Like a more grown up, lamer version of Scooby Doo. And Madison and Sean were pretty much a letdown too. Madison felt way too much like your typical damsel in distress, and besides her by-the-books fling with Sean, her only interesting relationship is with the ghost of Humphrey Bogart, who happens to haunt her house. (Yeah, right.) Even Bogie was a letdown, more of a big name for the sake of having a big name than a cool or fun character in his own right.

Apparently, this is the sixth book in the Krewe of Hunters series. I came into this book not having read any of the others, but the plot's easy enough to follow along and the team changes anyway so I don't think any knowledge of the other books is required. But from the previews, the other books look at least more interesting, so I would definitely read them first.(less)

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Jun 14, 2012 Jennifer rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: mystery, earcs, contemporary, urban-fantasy, thriller, ebook

When I first picked up this book I wasn't sure if I'd placed it on the right shelf (urban fantasy) here on Goodreads--it took a while for the fantasy element to show up. And for quite some time you're not sure if the killer is a fantastical element or if it really is a locked-room mystery with a very real murderer. (Side rant: anyone else out there hate it when a locked-room mystery--or deserted island, natch--turns out to be just a dream? Tell me how they got out of the room, darn it) This is m...more

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Jul 04, 2012 Betsy rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

A mystery based on old 1940's mysteries that I intend to wait to see if my rating should be 4 stars verus 5 stars. A son of a special effects film producer sneaks his very sexy would be girl -friend into a mock-up of an old Sam Stone film. One of creatures "comes to life" and murders the girlfriend and injures the son.The father, Eddie Archer asks Sean Cameron, a former employee,now FBI. to investigate what appears to be a locked room mystery .
I loved the story although like most romance-myst...more

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May 18, 2012 Ryan rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Sean once worked on movie sets as a special effects master. Now he is a part of the ghost seeing FBI krew of hunters, He’s been called in by his old boss Eddie after his son is accused of murder. The studio has been working on a remake of the old Sam Stone movie, which has been titled The Unholy. Madison, a member of the studio also has the ability to see ghosts. Her roommate is Bogie, yes that bogie (Bogart). While the crew and Madison are digging for clues, and gathering information, Vengeance...more

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Aug 15, 2012 Felicia rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2012-read, audiobook, 3-5-wine-glasses

Received for Audio Review
Overall Rating: 3.50
Story Rating: 3.00
Character Rating: 4.00

Audio Rating: 4.00 (not part of the overall rating)

First thought when finished: Not my favorite in the series but still a good read!

What I Thought of the Case: The Unholy was set in Hollywood and managed to bring in the old mixed with the new. This story had a very Noir type of feel that kept me reading from beginning to the end. As with each case before the murderer is very real but there are small paranormal e...more

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Jul 03, 2012 Cara rated it 1 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This was both my first and last foray into the world of Heather Graham. The reviews for this were decent, the description sounded like it had tons of promise. A little murder, a little film noir, and a title that seems to promise an evil supernatural presence. I should have known from the start when the character of "Bogie," AKA Humphrey Bogart's ghost was introduced.

Cheesy characters, little action to contribute to plot development, and not much more "film-noir-esqueness" than the casual mentio...more

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Jul 19, 2012 Debbie Heaton rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

In Graham’s paranormal suspense novel, movie mogul Eddie Archer’s son is charge with murder. Eddie falls back on his friendship with agent Sean Cameron, who specializes in irregular investigations. Now a member of an FBI paranormal forensics team, Cameron knows that evil exists. Teaming with special-effects artist Madison Darvil, another gifted individual, they investigate the malevolent force hard at work at the Black Box Cinema.

A fast-paced and suspenseful story that will give readers chills a...more

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Nov 12, 2012 Randy Daugherty rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

How do you murder someone and escape from a room with only two entrances both covered by video cameras.
That is what Sean Cameron and the Krewe of Hunters must figure out when called in by Eddie Archer the father of the accused murder.Aiding Sean and acting as his guide around the studio is Madison Darvil asigned by Eddie to help.Madison is much like Sean and the rest of the Krewe, she speaks to the dead as well.More she has a live ghost, none other than Bogart, and Bogie is more than willing to...more

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May 30, 2012 Kimba (Caffeinated Book Reviewer) rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

The Unholy is the sixth novel in Heather Graham’s Krewe of Hunter series. Each of her novels follows a special unit of the FBI that solves difficult cases utilizing paranormal gifts. All of her novels can be read as a standalone. They each deal with one member of the team, their love interest and a new case. Unholy was a fun read involving a closed room murder, the ghost of Humphrey Bogart and an old Hollywood Cinema. I quickly became swept up in this tale, and was surprised when the murderer wa...more The Unholy is the sixth novel in Heather Graham’s Krewe of Hunter series. Each of her novels follows a special unit of the FBI that solves difficult cases utilizing paranormal gifts. All of her novels can be read as a standalone. They each deal with one member of the team, their love interest and a new case. Unholy was a fun read involving a closed room murder, the ghost of Humphrey Bogart and an old Hollywood Cinema. I quickly became swept up in this tale, and was surprised when the murderer was revealed.

The tale begins when a murder occurs at the Black Box Cinema and the owner’s son is arrested for the heinous crime. Owner, Eddie Archer pulls every favor he has in Los Angeles to help clear his son’s name. He contacts former special-effects employee and friend Sean Cameron. Sean is now a member of the FBI’s special unit; Krewe of Hunters. He and the rest of this unusual team have recently finished their FBI training. Sean arrives a day ahead of the team, and Archie introduces him to Madison Darvil. She is a trusted employee and special effects artist. He puts Madison in charge of showing Sean around the cinema. The tale that unfolds was both delightful and creepy as we searched for clues to solve this murder.

Sean Cameron is a sweetheart. He is smexy, protective and sensitive. His back-story will delight you, and I found him to be completely swoon-worthy. He is a talented special-effects artist, and one heck of an FBI agent. His training and special abilities help him as he works to clear a man’s name, protect Madison and prevent another murder. Madison Darvil is talented, kind, head strong and lives with the ghost of Bogart. Yep, movie icon Humphrey Bogart watches television and chats with Madison in her bungalow! Their interaction was hilarious. At the age of six her best friend died and appeared as a ghost. She shared this experience with her mother. That experience taught her to never talk about her gift..to anyone, ever! While happy in her career she is lonely. Living with this secret and having Bogart around (who likes to sit in the living room when she entertains perceptive dates) doesn’t do much to help her non-existent love life. The rest of the Krewe team is there, but they work strictly on the case as the tale focuses on the murder, Sean and Madison. Graham gives us a great array of characters as suspects from an actor to a costume designer. She provides characters that scream guilty; like Archie newest wife. I wanted to slap this woman and then turn around and slap the loveable Archie for falling for a woman like this..eek gads!

The case is a good one. It features a favorite mystery classic; a murder within a closed room. I loved the setting of the old movie theater and the back history to the old black and white movies. I found the whole thing intriguing. Grahams shows us the killer in costume and it is quite frightening. She reveals bits and pieces of the murderer’s psyche. As Cameron, the team and Madison piece together clues I became completely enthralled with the tale. I pieced together parts and totally failed on the masked killer. The romance is secondary to the mystery which is one aspect I appreciate in Graham’s tales. I get great suspense and a couple who I end up believing in and rooting for. There is some sexual content in this novel, but Graham has a talent for providing heated scenes that are all implied. I want to thank the publisher and netgalley for this arc in exchange for my unbiased review.
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Sep 07, 2012 Olimpia rated it 5 of 5 stars

Another great novel by Heather Graham. As usual it was filled with suspense, mystery, romance, etc. This was another novel where I kept thinking I knew whom the bad guy or guys were. At least this time I was able to figure half of it out. Totally blew me away at the end though.

It was well written, fast paced, very suspenseful, and very enjoyable. I loved the 2 lead characters, Sean and Madison. Both were equally matched.

Great mystery with a few interesting facts about movies which was enjoyable...more

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Jul 18, 2012 Vanessa rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

One of the things I enjoyed about this book is the fact that I honestly had no clue who the killer was. There were bits and pieces of the crime and various other scenes that I figured out immediately, but the killer never jumped out at me and that's something that seldom occurs when I'm reading a book unless the author randomly introduces a character near the end of the story. This story was nicely done and I enjoyed the ghosts and Krewe so much that I'm looking forward to the other books involv...more

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Jul 05, 2012 Annie Slasher (Booked & Loaded) rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

The Unholy was a mystery with a dab of paranormal. Heather Graham’s writing is always well finished and smooth. The characters were well defined and extremely likeable, but I felt The Unholy fell short. It was very hard to get into this book and even half way through it I just didn’t feel that interested in the mystery. The mystery just didn’t seem that mysterious and the creepiness just wasn’t that creepy. The chemistry between Madison and Sean fell somewhere in the middle. The intensity was mi...more

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Jul 05, 2012 Julie rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I liked it. I thought the romance was great, the suspense was great. It wasn't obvious who the bad guy was right from the start, but I had a hard time getting why the bad guy targeted the heroine. May have to reread and see if I missed something, but the overall story was really good. I also wasn't a huge fan of the ghost being a famous celebrity. I think it is risky because people may have preconceived ideas about what celebrities may have been like. Of course, depending on how old the reader i...more

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Nov 13, 2012 Hope rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

My Thoughts:

This is book 6 in Krewe of Hunters series; thank you Harlequin Mira and Netgalley for chance to review this book.

The main protagonist in this book is Sean and Madison; Sean is a FBI agent now while Madison is special effects artist. In this story Sean and his team are called in to investigate a murder of a young woman who was killed in the Black Box Cinema. Madison is assigned to the team to show them around the theatre and to help with the investigation since she also has some spec...more

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Jun 17, 2012 Chibineko rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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I'll admit that I've been disappointed with the Krewe of Hunters series as of late. It's not that they're particularly bad as much as they've just been too similar to one another, which makes it hard to really see each one as an individual piece. Graham tries to break out of that mold slightly in this volume and while she does succeed in making it more unique than the previous novel (The Unseen), it still feels like it could have been slightly fresher.

There were things that I liked as well as di...more I'll admit that I've been disappointed with the Krewe of Hunters series as of late. It's not that they're particularly bad as much as they've just been too similar to one another, which makes it hard to really see each one as an individual piece. Graham tries to break out of that mold slightly in this volume and while she does succeed in making it more unique than the previous novel (The Unseen), it still feels like it could have been slightly fresher.

There were things that I liked as well as disliked about this book. I loved the idea of setting the book during a movie remake and bringing in elements from the golden age of Hollywood, as that was a time period when secrets were readily covered up by production companies and gossip could run even hotter than it does now. The book starts off nicely and sets the scene well, with the character of Madison having just enough introduction to make her sparkle. The addition of Bogie as the ghost did make me raise an eyebrow since it seemed like he was there more to up the "old Hollywood" feel, but it's done decently enough to where it doesn't really matter. I can't help but wish that perhaps it'd been a non-famous ghost that Graham had made up herself, as that would've allowed her to do more with the character.

The pacing is decently done for the most of the book, but unfortunately where it comes apart is in the ending. I felt like the ending was just too rushed and was sort of just tacked on, with not enough buildup to give it a nice punch. I can't entirely explain it without being spoilerish, but it felt both predictable and "huh?" at the same time, as the whodunit had me flipping through the book to remind myself of the characters. It's good that it was someone I wasn't predicting, but I would've liked a bit more buildup.

Overall this wasn't bad and it's better than some of the other books in the KoH series, but this just sort of seems to suggest to me that perhaps it's time to finish up this series so Graham can focus on other projects. This is pretty much the same idea as the first four set of books for the original KoH, just with different characters, and I admit that I'd much rather see books that focus on the pre-existing couples than continually introduce umpteen new crews just to have new couplings. After a while it just becomes too overly familiar, and this is what ultimately does this book in: we've seen this before. It's good in that way that all of Graham's novels have that "sit on the beach and drink a cool beverage" sense of fun, but it's just a little too familiar and some fans might just find themselves longing for something slightly different.

3 out of 5 stars

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Aug 14, 2012 BJ rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2012, local-library, series-more-than-3, mysteries-suspense

This is the second in the second set of Krewe of Hunters series. As usual Heather Graham provides a suspenseful read with just the right amount of romance and a little bit of paranormal (no vampires or werewolves, just ghosts). This one takes place at a special effects studio next to a cemetary in Hollywood. As with the first book, the mystery in this one is also tied to a mysterious event from years ago. A good read, looking forward to the next in this series.

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Aug 02, 2012 Linda rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Good story, fairly predictable paranormal romance. It's the first book of a trilogy about a newly formed paranormal FBI team that investicates murders. The main charactors are likeable even though the romance was typicle of the author. The ending about who did it was rather disappointing, it seemed to be rushed to get to the end. Will probably read the next book to see what happens between the two main charactors, that can both see and speak with ghosts.

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Oct 15, 2012 Joanne rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Alistair ha been arrested for murdering his girlfriend. He tells the story that a mannequin on a set had murdered her and he tried to save her. is father Eddie who is the owner of the special effects set contacts his friends to help prove his son innocent. One friend, who is now a special FBI agent (he can talk to the dead along with the members of his crew), comes to his aid to find the real killer.

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Oct 01, 2012 Starla rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I loved the characters and the story line. Heather Graham had me guessing until the very end yet again. I didn't like the ghost sections of the story at all, however.
Both Bogie and Jenny's parts in the story seemed a bit "cheesy" to me.
When Bogie goes to the Krewe meeting and everyone can see him, it just made the story less believable.

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Nov 16, 2012 Laura Ruetz rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

i did not like this one as much as i have liked her other books. I think the story did not flow as smoothly as they usually do and I just never felt that connected to the female lead in this. Did love the lead's resident "ghost" though, those parts always made me smile. not a bad book, just not as well written as some of her others.

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Sep 15, 2012 Carole rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Just getting into this series by Heather Graham called "Krewe of Hunters" about a psychic FBI unit that investigates cases using their paranormal "gifts"--mediumship etc. So far I am enjoying the series. There are several more that I am on the waiting list for at my library so I am reading them in the order in which they come in.

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Aug 18, 2012 E.C. Newman rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: romance, paranormal

I liked how Film Noir was included. And that was about the only thing I liked. I don't know why, but that last two books I've read have felt choppy and stilted. I didn't much feel the tension between the leads and everything seemed too thought out for passion.

But I do want to see some film noir now.

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Sep 17, 2012 Linda rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This is the sequel to The Unseen and is about the FBI group with paranormal abilities. As most of Heather Graham's books, it is very suspenseful and keeps your interest. I thoroughly enjoyed the book and have now started reading the next one in the series, The Unspoken.

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New York Times and USA Today best-selling author Heather Graham majored in theater arts at the University of South Florida. After a stint of several years in dinner theater, back-up vocals, and bartending, she stayed home after the birth of her third child and began to write, working on short horror stories and romances. After some tria...more

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