Ghost Notes by Beth Henderson

 Success can be deadly. . .

 About The Book: Jace Hastings, rising music star, is presumed dead in a vehicle collision, courtesy of a stalker with deadly designs. Ten years later, P.I. Gaelen Wyndom can’t believe someone wants her to find him.

          Pelham Flannery rejoined the world from ICU, fully aware someone had tried to kill him. To live, he went under the radar, distanced himself from music, and disguised everything that would give away his identity as Jace. After a decade, is it safe to come out of hiding?

          Gaelen, delighted to be trained as a professional investigator by her new husband, continued in her new career after he was killed. Assigned to locate Jace Hastings, she isn’t told who wants to find him, but she puzzles it out. If she’s right, it’s the man who tried to kill him before. Which means she needs to find Jace Hastings and save him.

 Our Review: Two lost souls, each recovering from profound loss, come together under a guise of resurrecting a career while uncovering a decades old tale of revenge and madness. Author Henderson, known for creating detailed settings and infusing deep emotion into her characters’ lives and loves, has used the world of modern music to enhance this tangled plotline.

 On a scale of 1-5, Ghost Notes deserves a 4.

Kat Henry Doran, Wild Women Reviews