Malum Discordiae

A Haunted New Orleans Novel

By: Rayvn Salvador

Narrated by: Skye Alley

From author Rayvn Salvador comes a brand-new friends to lovers, opposites attract romance novel set in her Haunted New Orleans series.

When knowledge and temptation collide, the fall only needs a forbidden fruit.

Skilled forensics scientist Schuyler Liu never expected her job working for a ghost-hunting show to bring so much peace. Until a grand locale in the Garden District uncovers way more than just rattling pipes and drafty entryways, and she walks away with more than she ever imagined. When chaos morphs to terror, she turns to the one man she knows may be able to help her. They may not see eye-to-eye, given their vastly differing beliefs, but Pax is her touchstone in the maelstrom, and she plans to grab hold with both hands until they find the answers they seek.

Excommunicated priest Paxton “Padre” Chase has felt a pull to the beautiful skeptic since she joined the Haunted New Orleans team. When a sinister presence from a routine investigation follows her home, and the oppression becomes real, Pax vows that he will do everything in his power to help her. But while digging into the house’s history to unlock the mysteries of the spirits wreaking havoc, he uncovers more than he ever bargained for. He and Sky have more in common than they ever knew, and the dark forces want to sever those ties—permanently.

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Interesting storyline

Even though this is the second book in this series, I think it can be a stand alone. A paranormal TV show, Haunted New Orleans, is the premise for the investigation of haunted houses. One of the unbelievers is Schuyler Liu. She feels that there are reasonable answers for the things that they others think are paranormal. Things start happening to her and an ex-priest, Paxton Chase, thinks there's more to her story. He feels a pull toward her that he can't explain. The story has some twists and turns and kept me listening. I'm glad that there's another book planned.

did not enjoy

Do not waste a credit , The story is very exaggerated and the added F*** bombs makes it worse