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Oleander House (Bay City Paranormal Investigations #1)

by Ally Blue (Goodreads Author)

3.58 of 5 stars 3.58 · rating details · 935 ratings · 121 reviews

When Sam Raintree goes to work for Bay City Paranormal Investigations, he expects his quiet life to change--he doesn't expect to put his life and sanity on the line, or to fall for a man he can never have.

Book One in the Bay City Paranormal Investigation series.

Sam Raintree has never been normal. All his life, he's experienced things he can't explain. Things that have colo...more

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Published October 3rd 2006 by Samhain Publishing

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Oct 24, 2008 Heather rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Recommended to Heather by: Collette

Shelves: e-book, erotica, m-erotica

I really enjoyed Oleander House. It is the first in the Bay City Paranormal Investigations series, and it did not disappoint. I was expecting a little bit more romance in this book, and instead I got suspense, action, horror, mystery and intrigue! I enjoyed all of those things and I cant wait to read the next in the series.

The romance element of this book focuses more on Sam and Bo admitting to their feelings for each other, as well as where they might go from here.

Intense, romantic and scary,...more

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Jun 04, 2009 Natsroshan rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal-ghosts, mm-romance

I like to read stories about shapeshifters, demons but this one is my first real ghost-story.
I wanted to try it because i liked some of Ally Blue's stories and i've read lots of good reviews about this serie.

I'll say that i was really pleased but surprised to find myself liking the plot a lot: i liked it more than the romance itself!

For the romance i would give only 2 stars because i had hard time finding Bo loveable! I really like Sam's character through.
But i did not felt much chemistry bettwe...more

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Nov 02, 2008 Sayuri_x rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: m-m, paranormal, 2008

It is very much a story of two guys in the closet because although Sam accepts that he is gay, he doesn't really shout it loud and proud. Bo on the other hand is so far back in the closet, I think he might have a second job at Monsters Inc.

I really enjoyed the paranormal aspect of the storyline. It relied more on the creep factor, like old school horror than outright gore. I also liked how Ally showed the monotony and repetitiveness of the job. It's not all running along darkened corridors with...more

It is very much a story of two guys in the closet because although Sam accepts that he is gay, he doesn't really shout it loud and proud. Bo on the other hand is so far back in the closet, I think he might have a second job at Monsters Inc.

I really enjoyed the paranormal aspect of the storyline. It relied more on the creep factor, like old school horror than outright gore. I also liked how Ally showed the monotony and repetitiveness of the job. It's not all running along darkened corridors with poltergeist at your heels. It's reviewing hours and hours of video and audio punctuated by library research (Dork that I am I would love that aspect!). She portrays it like any other job. The only difference is it's not nine to five.

Now, that sounds really boring, I hear you say and it is in real life but Ally manages to have this little thread of 'not quite right' running through the whole book, so you feel on edge the whole time you are reading. Plus all the boring work is interspersed with some really great characters. Getting to know the team was a delight.

I loved the main character of Sam. He was this really weird mix of confident and vulnerable. He was sure in his own sexuality, but he wasn't comfortable with others knowing. When it came to his relationship with Bo, he was constantly saying to himself 'No, not this time. I'm not getting involved with him,' only to turn around and give in the minute Bo spoke to him. I do that all the time. With me it's chocolate though, not swarthy male paranormal investigators. But he wasn't a complete wuss. I was rooting for him when he called Bo on his behaviour and told him to stop sending mixed messages.

It took a little bit more time to get into Bo's character. It was mostly the braid thing. Bo has a long braid of black hair. I'm not into long hair on a man and I have to say, it took me quite a while to find a happy place in my head for the braid. Bo was so mixed up. I would have liked some head time with him just to see where his thoughts were but it was not to be.

As they were just starting out in the romance department and Bo wouldn't even admit he was gay, it wasn't a scorcher. That wasn't to say there wasn't any relationship stuff, there was plenty, just not a lot of action. This doesn't bother me, it's nice to see characters taking it slow instead of jumping into the sack asap. The sexual tension is bubbling along nicely in this installment.

I have two gripes with this book. One was the ending. It just suddenly stopped with no real closure. I get that this is a series but it felt like someone went 'OK, word count achieved, that's me done.' I was reading along merrily expecting a wrap up chapter but no. A short epilogue and that was it. It left me feeling kind of cheated but I can guess that Ally was trying to show that investigations whether paranormal or ordinary in nature, rarely get all neatly tied up with a bow in real life. Still, a little warning next time, dude.

My next and biggest gripe with this book was purely cosmetic. It was the cover. Damn but it was an ugly and cheap and home-made looking piece of shit. I can just guess Ally being really excited that she was getting published only to be handed that horrendous excuse for a cover. I would be gutted to link my work to that. It seriously sucked as you can see at the top of the post. It looked like someone just took a picture from 'Town & Country' and stuck some curly font on top. I could do better(less)

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Oct 11, 2008 Eyre rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: paranormal, read-in-2008-approx, romance, gay-glbt-mm-mmf

I enjoyed Ally Blue's first entry in her Bay City Paranormal series. The story wasn't what I expected. While I must admit to lovin' some hunky, hot m/m erotica, that wasn't the focus of the book. Rather, Blue did a great job creating the characters' internal conflict. Plus, this is the first paranormal that I've read in a long time that actually gave me a spine-tingling chill. I can't wait to read the sequel.

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Jan 19, 2012 L-D rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: ghost-spirits-medium-reaper, horror, m-m, paranormal-abilities-superpowers, pnr, borrowed, series

3.5 stars

Sam Raintree has just started with Bay City Paranormal Investigations. His first job takes him to the Oleander House, where paranormal activity has been recorded and the history of the house's inhabitants is both mysterious and frightening. As the team investigates and records the unusual activity in the house, Sam tries to hide his attraction to his boss, Dr. Bo Broussard. This is easy enough to do, since Sam has had a lifetime of hiding his feelings from others, but when he begins to...more

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Feb 20, 2009 Mitabird rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: ebook, m-m, paranormal

I had high hopes for Oleander House. I liked it, just not as much as I thought I would. It's the first book in the Bay City Paranormal Investigations series. We meet Sam, who is hired to do technical work with BCPI. The group is investigating a haunting at Oleander House and things get really creepy. Some of the members experience a malevolent type spirit and they are trying to figure out what it is. Sam is gay, but is not out. He's attracted to his boss, but Bo is married with kids. However, Bo...more

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Jan 21, 2013 Plainbrownwrapper rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: mm

Okay, this is the third time this week that GR has insisted on treating different editions of the same book as though they were entirely different books, and only shown my review on one of the editions. I'm getting sick of this!

Here's my review once again. Please ignore if you've seen it already --

Overall I liked this one quite a bit. For the most part this was done with good logic -- and the characters actually sat there and *thought* about the implications of what they were doing and finding -...more

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Jan 06, 2013 Furio rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: gay, gay-romance, gay-supernatural

Slash/paranormal/SF/fantasy-fiction lady-readers will probably enjoy this short, quick novel a lot. The quality of the writing is higher than the rather low standard one usually gets from slash-fiction lady-authors.
The plot is well construed, fairly original and the writing is proficient. Dialogues are not bad, characterization not idiotic and the author even manages to build a shaky but tolerable amount of suspence.

All other readers (ladies and gents) will probably read this book on a lazy afte...more

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

Paranormal mystery and romance without the erotica

Warning: This review might contain what some people consider SPOILERS.

Rating: 7/10

PROS:
- Wonderfully restrained physical interactions in the relationship. However, based on what happens in this book, and knowing that there are several sequels, I hardly expect that to be the case in the later books (and anticipate that the slow build-up will make the sex scenes sweeter). In this volume, though, the characters never move beyond kissing and some f...more Paranormal mystery and romance without the erotica

Warning: This review might contain what some people consider SPOILERS.

Rating: 7/10

PROS:
- Wonderfully restrained physical interactions in the relationship. However, based on what happens in this book, and knowing that there are several sequels, I hardly expect that to be the case in the later books (and anticipate that the slow build-up will make the sex scenes sweeter). In this volume, though, the characters never move beyond kissing and some fully/mostly clothed rubbing (although one has erotic and suggestive dreams). It’s refreshing.
- Good plot (if somewhat simple, in that it doesn’t have a lot of twists and turns) that gets interesting early on. I was pretty well hooked about 15 pages in.
- Well written juxtaposition of the mystery and the blossoming romance between the two leads. And the two storylines are actually dependent upon each other, rather than being mutually exclusive.
- There’s a floor plan of the house at the beginning of the book. I puzzled over it for a bit before I began reading, wondering whether it was really necessary to include such a thing, but I found myself flipping back to it numerous times and in the end was quite glad that it was there.

CONS:
- I like all of the supporting characters, but none of them are very well-developed. I’m sure this will change once I’ve read some of the later volumes in the series, but by the end of this book, one secondary character still seemed much like another; that is, I couldn’t easily discern the differences in their personalities. Still, at the end, I was saddened by something painful that happens to one of them.
- The on-off attraction vs. hesitation of one of the characters is frustrating (though probably pretty realistic). Seems like every time Sam looks at Bo he receives a smoldering gaze in return, yet Bo steadfastly refuses not only to act on his attraction, but also to admit it, even to himself. But this IS the reason why the romance moves so slowly (especially as compared to other books in the genre), so overall, I find I’m pretty forgiving of this.

Overall comments: I enjoyed the plot of this quite a bit, even if I did have to stop reading one evening when I looked out the window and noticed it was getting dark; I don’t handle creepiness well, and while this book isn’t the scariest I’ve read, it’s admirably spine-chilling at times. If you’re looking for erotica, this is not a book for you; there is longing but no sex between the main characters (although I’m sure there will be in the later books).(less)

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Dec 19, 2011 Raji rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

When I started reading this book, I had no expectations. I had never read a paranormal M/M books (except for The Long Way Home by Z.A. Maxfield, which can't be exactly classified as "paranormal"). It also helped that I had never read Ally Blue's book. Well, I had read Catching Buzz but it was a short novella so that didn't count. LOL!

I started reading this book at night at around 11:30 pm. At around 12 am or so, I needed to go to the rest room. What happened was that I had to switch on all the...more When I started reading this book, I had no expectations. I had never read a paranormal M/M books (except for The Long Way Home by Z.A. Maxfield, which can't be exactly classified as "paranormal"). It also helped that I had never read Ally Blue's book. Well, I had read Catching Buzz but it was a short novella so that didn't count. LOL!

I started reading this book at night at around 11:30 pm. At around 12 am or so, I needed to go to the rest room. What happened was that I had to switch on all the lights just to walk a room across. This is a sort of book that if you picked it up at night, like I did, it will end up with you searching for movements in the shadows and imagining shapes. Pretty creepy, eh? I had to snuggle up to DH and didn't open my eyes till I was sure I was going to fall asleep. Hahah! Chicken-shit, much? The suspense was wonderfully written and the characters were very well sketched.

The characters were believable and even if this was GFY story (Gay-For-You) sorta story, the author didn't make ANY decision in the process easy for them. In fact, the emotional upheaval leaves a long-lasting impact on the entire story as well as series. The MCs, Dr. Bo Broussard and Sam Raintree are amazing and I could totally understand their fears and passion about what they do and fears and passion regarding each other. Like I said in my reviews before, even though I like characters having a HEA, it is much more believable when they don't/ can't drop everything in their life just because they found "Twu Wuv". The paranormal element kept me from switching off the reading lamp. So yeah, that was done pretty awesomely. I always feared the unknown than the monsters that had a shape and size so this book was right up my alley of fear/ guilty pleasure.

***MILD SPOILERS***
The only complaint, well not exactly a complaint, was that the first book didn't exactly have a resolved ending - everything was open ended. Since there are total of seven books, I know that the book number two will pick up where the book number one left. In fact, it does (I have already started on it LOL!) and I can't wait to continue reading the next one. My fear is, what if the effort that I have put in reading these books and the investment that I have in these characters are wasted? What if the author decides on some weird way to tackle the issues between them? I swear, reading Breaking Dawn has burnt me badly about ending of any book series! LOL.(less)

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Feb 14, 2011 Rebekah (Silver Lily) James rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This was a suprise for me - I found it as part of the free Friday give aways for the Nook. I am not a big romance reader in general, so it is always something of a surprise to me when I like a romance book. The lead character in this book is a gay man, which I found refreshing to be honest and applaud B&N for giving it so much attention, at least with the ereader community. What seems a potentially boring premise - a group of people who are together for a week in the same house investigating...more

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Feb 11, 2011 Kendra rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I got this for free on Amazon, wanting a light fluff read. As romance novels go, it was fairly decent, although there were a few questions that kept coming back around... For instance, creepy things happen every time the guy starts feeling naughty, and he doesn't notice this? If my lusty thoughts summoned up an inter-dimensional hellspawn, I'm pretty sure I'd pick up on it pretty quickly. Also, WHAT IS WITH THE BRAID? Does the braid have magical sexy-making powers? Are all creatures drawn to the...more

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Nov 11, 2009 Ralph rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Recommended to Ralph by: Moderatrix Lori

Shelves: mm-romance

Sam Raintree is a computer tech who has just gotten a job with Bay City Paranormal Investigations. He hasn't even had a chance to see his new apartment in Mobile before he has a job. When he arrives at Oleander House two things happen - he meets a man who he falls for almost instantly and he feels a weird presence in the house - almost as if it's stalking him, waiting to attack.

This book is the first novel in the BCPI series and I absolutely loved it. The characters felt realistic and I really l...more

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Jun 04, 2009 Jaime rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: favorite-reads

My Review: This first book in the Bay City Paranormal Investigations series is a fast and tense read, not just because of the mystery unfolding during the investigation, but more because of the tension between the main characters. Ms. Blue has managed to create a realistic and painful bond between two very likable men that the reader wants to see resolved in a positive way. And she doesn't hand out pat answers, either. The reader is as aware that Bo has other people in his life to consider as Bo...more

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May 12, 2011 Kaje Harper rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: m-m, fantasy

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. I enjoyed this first book in the Bay City Paranormal Investigators series, and I intend to go hunt up the sequels. I liked the main characters and I have to give the author credit for not having Bo get too far out of the closet in a book that covers such a short time span. I also like that she killed off a main character, and didn't rescue her at the last moment (although it did break up the happy hetero couple that I was enjoying seeing in a m/m book). My one problem with this book was with the...more

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Jul 08, 2009 Roxie rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: books-2009

It started good, had a good plot i liked the idea of them investigating paranormal stuff, even though i usually hate those kind of things. However it just quickly went a bit naff, the whole thing about aliens was just too weird to get my head around, and the fact that (and i really hate this) is that for pages & pages and pages, they bang on about this monster constantly then they get rid of it, in three sentances, and its like WHAAAATTTT, it was like all that build up for nothing, it just d...more

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Jan 04, 2009 Nytetyger rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2009-challenge

This was a decent entry in the "the fantastic in our universe" type of mystery, and so much had a great gothic feel, but the book failed on the whole by having the main character obsessing sexually over another character. Yes, the pair were both men, and no that had nothing to do with my feeling of this ruining the book-- I'd have hated it as much if it were a pair of women or a man and woman pairing. Basically, you had a great story interrupted every few pages by the main character desperately...more

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Jan 17, 2011 Dorie rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: fantasy-sci-fi

This was a m/m romance novel, but one that was well written with an interesting plot aside from the personal relationship. A young man named Sam Raintree has obtained a job with a paranormal investigative team. He joins them at Oleander House, the site of their most recent investigation. He meets his co-workers, including co-owner of the business Bo Broussard. Sam feels an instant attraction to Bo, despite learning he is married with children. But if Bo is straight, why is he flirting with Sam?

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Jan 02, 2012 Emma rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: lgbt, horror, romance, paranormal

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. THIS REVIEW CONTAINS SPOILERS AND STRONG OPINIONS. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED.

Let me just preface this review by saying that I really did WANT to like this book. It had, from a quick glance at the cover copy and the first couple of pages, all the things that I truly enjoy seeing in a romance/horror novel. It had a paranormal investigative element. It had a lovely, nicely drawn Southern setting that made me want to go live in a rambling old house and hunt ghost. Sam and Bo had palpable chemistry and en...more

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Jul 25, 2011 Bee rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: m-m, romance, passion-erotica, other-paranormal, psychic-or-clairvoyant, kindle, ghosts-and-spirits

Sam's dream has come true; he's going to get to work as a paranormal investigator! Unfortunately his dream soon turns into an endless series of nightmares.

As Sam arrives to Oleander House he's met by his boss...the most gorgeous man he's ever seen. Too bad his both straight and married...or well, at lest he's married because the looks he's giving Sam are not the looks Sam usually gets from straight men. The rest of the investigators are friendly enough and Sam finds his place in the group quick...more

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Oct 14, 2012 Genta Sebastian rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Haunted Oleander House is being investigated by the Bay City Paranormal group, and their newest member, Sam, hopes to fit right in. He hadn't planned to tell anyone he was gay, but his attraction for the leader of the group, a very married Bo, soon has him hot and bothered.

The sexy dreams he has at night soon start to rob him of his sleep, and to make matters worse, the ghostly presences in the house seem focused on his desire. The sexual attraction between the two men influences every relations...more

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Aug 12, 2011 Vicktor Alexander rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition Recommends it for: M/M Romance Group

I enjoyed this book, although Beau pissed me off with his hot/cold act. I could sort of understand, but I'm a hopeless romantic *shrug* I was expecting him to act differently. There were parts of this book that had me glued to my Kindle screen and parts where I covered my face and read through the slit in my fingers (silly I know but I get into books the way other people get into movies). And I must say this is the first m/m suspense book I've ever read that actually made me tear up a little.

I a...more

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Sep 15, 2012 Tami rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

3,5 stars. It was not really great, BUT it gave me goose bumps and it was riveting. The mystery/haunted house part was good - I might have (for a split second) been a tiny bit scared...It read a bit like a movie, if that makes any sense. So I give the stars for the good mystery.

The M/M part was not so much my cup of tea, because of: Insa-love (nearly always a no go), the waist-long raven black hair of one MC (I had a bad Anita-Blake-reminiscence...I don't like that long hair in a guy and it is...more

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Dec 25, 2010 Styles rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I presume you know what the book is about. I'm letting you know what I liked or disliked about it.

I liked this story very much. I liked the characters, the way they were developed, the story, the way Ms. Blue did what she needed to ensure she told the story she wanted to tell.

I've only just picked up the series but I'll keep reading. There's both good and bad in picking up a series that's been out for awhile. The good: I can keep reading, no waiting for the next book to come out. The bad: I've m...more

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Apr 28, 2012 Michele ~ la Smoocherina marked it as did-not-finish · review of another edition

Recommended to Michele ~ la Smoocherina by: Laura the Highland Hussy

Bo is married with kids and away from home. I just figured, I have plenty on my TBR pile without reading about a cheater.

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Nov 08, 2009 heardtheowl rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Nov. Pick-It-For-Me Challenge book rec'd by Anesthezea.
I rate kinda tough, so 2 stars for this. It was entertaining enough but the end felt unfinished. I picked up the 2nd book - still no real resolution and I feel a bit jipped.
I liked that the characters were pretty fleshed out and well likable, the premise was interesting and it read well. There were a few instances where I was unsure of whom the author was referring to, and some places where it seemed the writer forgot what had come previou...more

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Mar 26, 2010 Erin (PT) rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: book-group, erotica, horror, lgbt, mainstream, mind-powers, mystery, romance, series, ghosts

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. What surprised me most about Oleander House (and pleasantly so) is how willing Blue was to put the simmering romance between Bo and Sam on the back burner, in favor of her plot. Though the romance is a strong thread throughout and feeds into the haunted house plot, the haunted house is definitely her A storyline and the romance more the subplot. More, the haunted house plot-line was (although telegraphed much earlier than it took the characters to figure it out) interesting, quick-paced, had int...more

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May 16, 2013 Cipluk rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2013, ghost, m-m, adult

Great story :)

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Sam:

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Aug 23, 2010 Danielle rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I really liked this book. I'd put off reading it because I wasn't sure about Sam and Bo's relationship. I'm a HEA kind of girl and like my stories to end that way. However, I'm really glad that I decided to go ahead and take the plunge. Sam is a lovely character that comes across as a real person. He has strengths and misgivings just like anyone else. Bo was also really interesting if somewhat frustrating at times. The whole BCPI group is just generally likable.

I really like the paranormal aspec...more

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Jan 09, 2011 Aimee (Coffee Table Reviews) rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2011

I really liked this. It was the first paranormal book I've read that was m/m but not overly erotica. It centers around Sam who is gay, but doesn't want his new co-workers to know but ends up falling for his boss. It still had a romance aspect to it, but it centered more on the mystery. The story was very well written. I just love Ghost Hunters and I thought it was great that I could read a novel that captured the same interest as the show.

This is my first Ally Blue novel but I have to say I love...more

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