Midnight Crystal

By: Jayne Castle

Narrated by: Tanya Eby

Publisher's summary

Adam Winters has enough responsibility as the new head of the local Ghost Hunter Guild without being saddled with the family curse. He’s convinced his recent nightmares and hallucinations will lead to him becoming a psychic rogue — unless he can find a stolen relic and a woman who can read dreamlight.

Marlowe Jones rides into his life on a motorcycle and with a dust bunny at her side. Though a descendant of the rival Arcane family, she’s just what Adam needs: a psychic private investigator and dreamlight reader extraordinaire.

Together, amid the glowing catacombs and steamy underground jungles of Harmony, Adam and Marlowe must break the curse, save the entire underworld — and fight a passion that could destroy them both.

©2010 Jayne Castle (P)2010 Brilliance Audio, Inc.

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3 out of 5 stars

By Starignis on 09-29-10

Not sure how i feel about this book

I generally love Harmony books in this case however i ended up very confused as to who was speaking man, woman or rock all seemed to sound the same so conversations were very hard to understand.
Also all the characters seem to be read in monotone as if the narrator had not read the book previously.

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4 out of 5 stars

By L. Reiner on 10-03-10

Vixen or Heroine?

In all, it was a good story and a good end to the Burning Lamp trilogy. I was turned off at first by the new narrator - it's not the same as most of the Jayne Castle books. I got used to the narrator, but I still got mixed signals. Most of the heroines in Jayne Castle/Jayne Ann Krentz/Amanda Quick novels are strong women. The narrator in this story turned every female in the story into a sex kitten. Annoying at first, but after I got in to the story it didn't bother me as much. Conclusion - good story, but the sex oozing from the heroine's voice was a distraction. Not in a good way, either.

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5 out of 5 stars

By Kindle Customer on 02-11-18

great

I have read and listened to this book several times and it never gets old. I especially like the mention of previous characters in the trilogy since this is the final book and from other books. Makes me want to read them again also. JAK has a talent for paranormal stories that are just believable enough. Since I own all the series I prefer to read in cronilogical order of series rather than publish date. just my choice, all good no matter what order or series. 2018

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