Grave Wrong

Lost Souls Society, Book 1

By: Kate Allenton

Narrated by: Carrie Coello

From USA Today bestselling author Kate Allenton comes the first book in a series about murder and deception, and a woman running from her past—a past that's about to catch up to her present.

Dying is easy. It's living with the dead that's hard.

Psychic Ryley St. James was a mere five years old when she witnessed her first murder. Twenty years and multiple therapy sessions later, Ryley desires a normal life, a life free from hiding in the shadows, looking over her shoulder each day.

When a close friend reveals they're being stalked by a vengeful ghost, Ryley sets out to uncover the truth about the ghost's mysterious death. As the ghost shifts her attention to Ryley, attempting to stop her from discovering the truth, Ryley's identity is thrust back into the limelight, revealed for all to see.

And now, the life that needs the most saving may be her own.

The Lost Souls Society supernatural suspense series is brimming with ghosts who don't always play nice and a psychic who doesn't always play by the rules.

©2020 Kate Allenton (P)2023 Tantor

Excellent

Wow. Loved the ending!! Sooo good. Can’t wait to read the next book. Narration was great.

Very good read

This was one of those stories that will keep you up all night because you want to know the "who done it" and to discover how the hero/heroine resolves the problems. It is a long read but well worth it. This is the first book I have owned by this writer and I purchased two more before I finished the first book. I usually only read lesbian novels and I wish this was one, but the story was really good and though the males were vying for our girl's attention they were not successful. The heroine was much too savvy for the men and was able to take care of herself. I think that this book would do well without any hetero interaction or even as a lesbian novel. Just because you want to write a story that is not a homosexual story does not mean you have to have a romantic relationship in it. Most women today are not damsels in distress and are looking for a strong female character even if she hooks up with an understanding and equally strong male. As long as the male contribute to the story and he is not a 'Tarzan save Jane' it will usually work for todays woman.