M. R. Sellars

With Felicity arrested for murder, Rowan is determined to find the original Miranda, and the woman she possesses. He also has to find a way to sever the bond between Miranda and Felicity before Miranda possesses her for good.

In this book it's Felicity, Rowan's wife, who is communicating with the dead. Not only is she seeing what they see and hearing what they hear, she's experiencing what they experience. Right down to the burn marks appearing on her body. They fade quickly, but the memory doesn't. As the symptoms worsen, Rowan is desperate to find the latest victim, not only to save her but to save his wife.

This is the first of the books in which Miranda makes an appearance, and it's also the first in which the tone of the Rowan Gant books changes and becomes darker. Once again, Felicity is communicating with something. But that something isn't just sending messages, it's possessing her.

It was all too easy for Miranda to possess Felicity. She slipped right in as if she belonged there. And there's certainly something about Felicity that welcomed her, though that something is nowhere near as twisted as it is for Miranda. When Felicity is arrested for the murders Miranda committed, even she isn't sure if she's innocent.