I enjoyed this more than I thought I would.
I didn’t read the blurb beforehand (I rarely do) so I didn’t know there was a paranormal element. I don’t have a problem with it – if anything in this book it brought the story to life.
What started as a relatively tame high flying lawyer hellbent on making partner and getting all the material rewards for her work – became more.
Marina, the incredibly clumsy lawyer meets River – the handsome butch who has a ghost as an alarm clock, and whose life is revolving around spirits, readings and a shop selling woo woo stuff. They find themselves on opposite sides of a property developers wish to redevelop the area of River’s shop.
There’s a smattering of interesting side characters – some from the woo woo side of things – others from Marina’s corporate life. And then her family joins in and issues begin to be resolved.
There’s also the extremely nasty, entitled, Sheila Black of Pinnacle Holdings who tells Marina she will have her, it’s just a question of when. She oozes sleaze.
Good always prevails and everything will work out for the best.