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Mortal Touch
by
Inanna Arthen (Goodreads Author)
Seven years ago, Regan Calloway learned a bitter lesson about the pitfalls of using psychic ability to help catch a vicious criminal. Since retreating to the small mill town of Sheridan, Massachusetts, she has focused her life on the second-hand store that she manages there. But she can't completely escape her reputation, her past, or her powers of perception. When a psych...more
Paperback, 372 pages
Published
July 1st 2007
by By Light Unseen Media
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Ok, here is the deal. I liked Mortal Touch pretty well with the mystery and all the crazy that happened. Well I did until the last half of the book. It seemed like the last part of the book every single thing was explained to death and that about ruined the book for me. I lost interest and found myself skipping over paragraphs. Conversations lasted way longer than necessary. It seemed the author was trying too hard to cover all her bases so no questions would rise up from the reader later on. Bu...more
"Mortal Touch" by Inanna Arthen is the first book in the Vampires of New England Series. This is a paranormal fiction novel and mystery that tells the story of Regan Calloway as she is taken out of her plain, structured world as a antique store owners and sometimes psychic into the life of a vampire, Jonathan Vaughn.
Regan Calloway used her psychic abilities to help solve a crime years ago but all the publicity ran her out of the town. Now she is settled in Sheridan working as an antique store ma...more
Regan Calloway used her psychic abilities to help solve a crime years ago but all the publicity ran her out of the town. Now she is settled in Sheridan working as an antique store ma...more
I liked Mortal Touch because it wasn't just another paranormal romance story - it was also a mystery story that kept you turning pages. The main characters, Regan, Sean, and Jonathan, were very likeable, and even Veronica becomes likeable towards the end of the book. My only issue was with the believability of Regan and Veronica having been best friends their entire lives, when Veronica is shown as being nothing but horrible to her from the first chapter. That aside, this was a fast paced, enjoy...more
Regan Calloway is a psychic who reads people and objects by touching them. She is working with Dr. Hiram Clauson to solve strange assaults that are occurring near their small Massachusetts town. When Regan touches the wound on the latest victim, she experiences the attack from the perpetrator’s point of view – right down to the taste of blood...
For the entire review please go to the Best Paranormal & Urban Fantasy Review site on the web, Bitten By Books for the review of Mortal Touch in it's...more
For the entire review please go to the Best Paranormal & Urban Fantasy Review site on the web, Bitten By Books for the review of Mortal Touch in it's...more
I loved every moment of this very different book about vampires.
Not your typical vampire romance... very well written with a lovely feel for what New England is like.
I enjoy the idea of vamps living a normal life
Vampire story with a psychic also. The characters' motivations and emotions didn't strike me as realistic or appropriate, and the whole book felt stodgy.
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Inanna Arthen has been a scholar and researcher of vampire fiction, folklore and phenomena for thirty-five years. A New England native and a life-long student of the paranormal, she holds a graduate degree from Harvard University. She currently lives in Massachusetts in a house full of books, computer equipment and cats."
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