Skeptic starts off running introducing you to Elise and a few pages later, Dakota. Elise is a larger than life character, playing the part of a paranormal debunker - even when she knows it's all real. Dakota suspects something's up, especially when he overhears her talking to herself in a haunted kitchen, but he doesn't know how to make her open up to him.

After the introductions, we're jumped right into the middle of the adventure when a witch comes astrally projecting into Elise's life to claim vengeance for her sister. Things begin to spiral out of control for Elise and Dakota goes along for the ride to try and protect her. Enter the bad guys - can't tell you who all of them are, but I was very surprised near the end when they had their big reveal - never saw it coming (major kudos to the author).

The only real downside, was that the hot and heavy scenes weren't between our main characters at first - and I really wanted to see them hook up. There is a good reason it was done this way, but it just rubbed me a little too much in the wrong way to completely accept it.

The whole story was wrapped in a very climatic ending that had me reading way past my bedtime to try and finish. I definitely wasn't going to put it down. Make sure you have plenty of time to finish the book - after the half way point you won't be able to stop.