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Star Walk
- A Lacey Fitzpatrick and Sam Firecloud Mystery, Book 3
- Narrated by: Laura Wilson
- Length: 4 hrs and 43 mins
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Summary
Ex-cop Lacey Fitzpatrick and Navajo medium Sam Firecloud are working a new investigation into paranormal activity.
This time they’re called to clear an old Hollywood mansion of the multiple ghostly tenants that are threatening the home owner’s livelihood. At the same time, however, Lacey gets a call from her ex-boyfriend, now prison inmate, for help in a more earthly manner. He fears his sister is siphoning money from his elderly mother, and only Lacey can find out the truth.
Between saving her ex’s mother from bankruptcy and researching deep into the families of the tortured souls haunting the mansion, Lacey finds the revelations of family dynamics to be both fatally flawed and heart-breakingly inspired.
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- serisa
- 23-09-19
Loved the story
Who is haunting the old mansion and what do they have to tell us. Will Lacey and Sam put all the clues together and free the restless spirits? A great balance if crime and the supernatural.
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- Lynne Nicholson
- 08-05-24
Here we go again
Another brilliantly written book.
Again a brilliant look at the complexity of human relationships.
Again troubled souls brought to peace (not only those who died).
I was worried that as the series progressed the stories would become an interchangeable format (x dies, after Sam walks the area and Lacey does her research everything is solved, with a side salad of personal relationships) and in one sense it does but it’s never one dimensional and so far has always maintained my interest.
Ready to read more, so glad there’s more to come.
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