She’s recently settled in a 1910 Cape Cod near Lake Michigan with tons of character and a plethora of bizarre spiders. The stories are gleaned from various sources: anthologies, newsletters, and web, with four all-new pieces to tie the collection together and delve deeper into your favorite Ps圜ops' domestic life. Author and artist Jordan Castillo Price writes paranormal sci-fi thrillers colored by her time in the Midwest, from inner city Chicago, to various cities across southern Wisconsin. The twenty short works range in length from flash fiction to novelettes, woven together to create a novel-length narrative of Vic and Jacob?s relationship from a fresh perspective. Gain new insight on their psychic talents by accompanying them on odd jobs, shopping runs and family visits, or simply enjoy some downtime in the cannery. Camp Hell: A Psycop Novel by Jordan Castillo Price 5.0 Paperback 14. Get a glimpse of Vic?s life with Jacob between cases, from both men?s viewpoints. After all, ghosts don?t confine their appearances to a psychic medium?s work hours.įrom the macabre to the mundane, from titillating to tender, these Ps圜op shorts feature stolen moments between the novels. John Mfg Co, Ernesto, Alicante Camphell & Co, Orduna, Liverpool EARTH. I like Criss Cross a lot anyway, as poor Vic is suffering even more than usual and I'm a sadist.I listened over a few days, but at just over 4 hours long it's ideal for an evening or a lazy Sunday morning listen.Victor Bayne sees dead people for a living?and he sees them off the clock, too. 400 gls, WE Jordan, LYCOPODIUM - 10 bgs, 2,200 lbs, A StallLady of. Camp Hell Ps圜op, Book 5 By: Jordan Castillo Price Narrated by: Gomez Pugh Length: 10 hrs and 55 mins 4.7 (559 ratings) Try for 0. I'll definitely listen to this one many times. The narrator has made a bit of a change to the way he does Jacob's voice that I prefer. Review 2: The second audiobook of the series, and I liked it even more than the first. more ybe two stars' to one star and a 'won't read the rest of the stories'.Sorry, I wanted to like it. But there were more.But to be honest the mystery side of the story kind of kept me going because I found it interesting although it was fairly easy to figure who was behind it but when it came to the 'why' it didn't satisfy me at all. And the News about Majenta is for those of. I only remembered this scene specifically because it came so early and ticked me off. The Weekly Coupons is a bit of a misnomer, since I actually run coupons for JCP Books on the 5th and 25th nowadays. He could've donned something other than converse shoes if somebody had only told him. he's never been fishing before so how could he possibly know it involves wet water. or didn't I get the jokes? I mean, right at the beginning he was lamenting about getting wet and cold feet while going fishing with his ex-work-partner, in October I think it was. Review 1: nope, didn't work for me either.

Camp Hell by Jordan Castillo Price