He's determined to accept all the changes in his formerly well-ordered life, but that means embracing a whole lot of weird. Rain Christiansen, former FBI agent and current cold case detective, is starting to think it's the hardest job he's ever had-and the most important.
No one said being a medium would be easy. Other than that, there were ghosts, a murder to solve, humor and love.what more could you ask for? I'm looking forward to more Rain and Danny in book 3. The story would have received a 5-star rating except I found that the storyline kinda wanders off into realms of its own at times. Rain and Danny are still a work in progress, but together.they are warm fuzzies and perfection personified. Rain and his partner.in more ways than one.are simply amazing together and the story, though mostly about catching a serial killer, is filled with funny and clever "one liners" that catches you unexpectantly. Rains mother must have been a 'flower child" in her youth to have named her son Rainstorm, but everyone, except her, just calls him Rain. and finally, it’s the story of Rain and Danny. Then it’s the way Rain’s trying to cope with his ghostly sightings, how it’s affecting him and the people around him. It’s the straightforward detective story with catching the murderer.okay, as straight forward as a cold case investigation relying on the paranormal abilities of one of the investigators can be. It's a perfect melding of three storylines. But he's starting to realize his problems are just getting started. Rain thought accepting his supernatural gifts would be the solution to his troubles. and what he'll do if Danny decides the intrusive ghosts are just too much. But Rain can't help but wonder how long that patience will last. It certainly seems like Daniel McKenna, his partner in work and life, is in it for the long haul.
To complicate matters, he's not sure what these spooktacular developments mean for his relationship. So are the ghosts, who are becoming increasingly impatient.
There's no instruction manual for meshing his work with his medium duties, and he's painfully aware that he's flubbing the job.
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