Kathryn Meyer Griffith’s writing brings to life the sandstorm, the haunts. In Egypt, in the desert, they are open to danger from bedouins, hallucinations, and bad magic. They talk about the information and history discovered in the Egyptian’s garbage and it makes me wonder what ours will tell in the future. Gotta love the guy and I know I’m ready to be whisked away to Egypt and the mystery they must solve. “It’s going to be quite an adventure isn’t it?” Nick states the obvious. She came to Faye, when Faye died…and Faye came back…different. Who is she? Why is she haunting her? What does she want?Įverything changed when the thug walked into the bar.

She has even seen a glimpse of her in the mirror. Nefertiti watched as everything she loved fell.įaye, her hubby, Nick, the bar, her band and her friends…she is happy.Īs Faye cleans the bar, bathed in sweat, SHE came to her…again.įaye knew she shared her body with a ghost, she felt the Egyptian link. She infuses her stories with the music she loves so much and I think it adds a special touch of realism. And I love Kathryn Meyer Griffith’s ability to tell a story that draws me in, keeping me lost in the story she tells. I hope you enjoy your trip to Egypt, but watch out for sandstorms and haunts.Īmazon US / Amazon UK / Amazon CA / GoodreadsĮgypt, time travel, ghosts, and mystery…sounds like a winner to me. Kathryn Meyer Griffith is a prolific author that is on my must read list.

The Calling by Kathryn Meyer Griffith