I found it to be a fascinating story, even if I had a few issues, but it was still a solid Christine Feehan book that delivered in aspects that we are used to from this author. It felt closer to solving a mystery than lots of action packed scenes that we are used to with this series. This is more moderate paced in comparison to the other books in the series I feel like. And in this book we get taken back to the streets of San Francisco in California but we also get something a bit different than I was expected. Ghostly Game is book 19 in the Ghostwalker series. But soon, life conspires against him, forcing the GhostWalker to risk everything to protect the woman he loves…. Gideon hopes he can persuade Rory to take a chance on him with every electric touch. Still, after a life spent in motion, she’s not sure she knows how to stay in one place. He’s all rough edges and danger contrasted with a tenderness that makes her feel safe. She thinks she’s too weak to find real love, but that doesn’t stop her interest in Gideon from turning into a full-on addiction. She’s accustomed to taking care of herself, despite the physical challenges she lives with.

Laurel “Rory” Chappel has always been a nomad. Then he hears the laughter of a woman with the ability to erase–even for a few previous moments–the darkness of his past. He does his best to live with all the sins written on his soul. He and his team of GhostWalkers have seen and experienced it all.

It’s the only thing that’s kept him alive. Gideon “Eagle” Carpenter is used to rolling with the punches life has thrown at him. This review may contain spoilers, so fair warning, upon reading the review.

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