Dead Reckoning (Cold Casse Physic #2) by Pandora Pine

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When the spirit of a young male prostitute comes to psychic Tennyson Grimm asking him to find the john who brutally murdered him, Tennyson can’t say no. Only able to communicate through the use of images, rather than words, getting any information out of the young man is frustrating and slow going.

Cold Case Detective Ronan O’Mara has been on a roll solving cases since he and Tennyson last teamed up to solve the Michael Frye case. Unfortunately, the red-hot romance that had blossomed between them during that investigation is now off in a ditch, thanks to Ronan’s self-confessed pigheadedness.

Agreeing to work together despite the rift in their relationship, Tennyson and Ronan discover they are in for more than they bargained for when more victims start to reveal themselves to Tennyson.

Realizing they might have a serial killer on their hands, the two men work tirelessly to stop this madman from killing again, but when the killer targets the son of a prominent member of the Boston Police Department, can Ronan and Tennyson save him before it’s too late?

REVIEW
My Rating - 4 Stars!


In Dead Reckoning, Cold Case Physic #2, we get more of Ten and Ronan, the fun couple who teamed up in the first book of this Pandora Pine series. Unfortunately, the romance has died since the first book ended.

They are teamed up again, as they are trying to solve the case of a boy who was killed and keeps getting in touch with Ten. They are also trying to reconcile their relationship. They certainly never expected the case to go the way it does, as they find way more than they thought they would.

This story is a little tough to read, as they discover a serial killer and it's definitely on the disturbing side. Just remember this is all fiction, and don't look for everything to make sense. 

This series is such a fun and entertaining precise and I am thrilled to have discovered it. In addition to a good mystery, and the fun way they deal with the physic, there is fun humor and banter. Now, onto the next book!