I really enjoy Victoria Laurie's books, especially the ghost hunter series. This one disappointed me. I was so turned off by Gilley's antics that I found myself flipping past pages and pages of his tantrums. For everyone's sake, send him home. Also wondered why there was a need to put Heath out of commission for awhile, just like in the last book. His role is largely for ogling his masculine goodness and some heavy petting The cameraman has a larger role in the book than Heath does; whether it's foreshadowing for later books or just laziness, I couldn't tell you. Mostly I'm disappointed by MJ's decreasing moxie. In the first book she wasn't afraid to push a ghost around to get it back in its portal; not so much in this last book. Just like in the Psychic Eye books, the paranormal quirks are being pushed to the back burner in favor of good old fashioned detective work with a lot of whining. And that's not why I read these books.