Rating: 4/5
Review: This was an interesting take on the paranormal genre. I loved the lead character, Harpor Blaine, and the Danzingers (Ben and Mara), who help her figure out what's happening to her. There wasn't a whole lot of suspense, but there was plenty of action. I can't wait to read the next book in the series.
Book Description: PI Harper Blaine sees a strange shift in clientele in Richardson's dizzy urban fantasy debut. After being dead for two minutes as a result of a clobbering by an angry perp, Harper discovers icky side effects complicate her Seattle life in unexpected ways—she sees ghosts and attracts otherworldly business as she pops in and out of a shadowy overlapping world. Harper seeks the assistance of Ben Danziger, self-proclaimed "ghost guy" and linguistics professor, and his wife, Mara, a witty Irish witch. They educate Harper on the Grey, "a place between our world and the next." Harper tries to maintain a normal life, dating a sexy antiques expert while battling wits with Seattle's vampire king, but being a Greywalker means she can only "pass for human."
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