Paranormal Investigations Team: Hollow Cove
Tuesday RichardsParanormal erotic romance
Available from Changeling Press
ISBN: 978-1-60521-113-8
November 2008
| Celeste, a witch will limited and unpredictable powers, is in love with Booth her high school sweetheart, Booth. But Booth has moved from Hollow Cove to the mortal world where he is a very successful real estate developer. Booth has repeatedly asks Celeste to leave Hollow Cove and go live with him in the mortal world but Celeste is afraid to leave everything she knows behind. But after five years of a long distance relationship and only being able to be together one day a year, Booth is putting down an ultimatum. Can Celeste leave her family, her friends, and her business behind to join Booth? Is it fair of Booth to expect this sacrifice from Celeste?
Hollow Cove is the first book of Tuesday Richardąs new Paranormal Investigations Team (P.I.T.) series. This story seems to be the main setup and staging for adventures to come in the new series. The relationship decision that Celeste and Booth must make will ultimately contribute to the forming of P.I.T. I loved Booth; he is hot, very in love with Celeste, and determined to have it all. Celeste worries me; she doesnąt seem to recognize just how special Booth is and her concerns all seem selfish and based on the fear of the unknown. Why canąt she at least consider going to the mortal world for a time aid in making her decision instead of seeing it as an all or nothing proposition? Physically and emotionally Celeste and Booth canąt get enough of each other, but will it be enough to keep them together on a more permanent basis when one must make a big sacrifice? I think the story in Hollow Cove is a good beginning for this new paranormal series and I am looking forward to the next book to follow Celeste, Booth, and their friends on their adventures and in their relationships. I also suspect you do not want to miss what happens in this book, Hollow Cove, before you jump into the rest of the series.
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Reviewer: Steph B. |
