Dead Silent

Cold Case Psychic, Book 3

By: Pandora Pine

Narrated by: Michael Pauley

After a dramatic end to the Justin Wilson case, psychic Tennyson Grimm heads to a small island off the coast of Maine, hoping to clear his mind and renew his spirit. When the dead won’t let Tennyson rest, the psychic curses his gift and orders the spirits to leave him. He wakes the next morning to silence and finds truth in the saying, "be careful what you wish for.”

Detective Ronan O’Mara has been tasked by his boss with the chore of finding a more "sedate" cold case to investigate this time around. The handsome cop is only too happy to oblige. He chooses the 20-year-old case of a family patriarch who was murdered on Christmas night, 1997. The only possible suspects are either his wife or his daughter, who were both with him at the time of his death. Ronan figures this one will be a piece of cake. All he has to do is get his favorite medium to talk to the deceased man's spirit.

When Tennyson reveals the truth about what happened in Maine, he’s forced to take a hard look at who he thought he was and what his gift really means. Ronan does his best to help his lover cope with his new normal while he uses good old-fashioned police work to figure out a family who put the "dis" in dysfunction.

Will Tennyson be able to find the key to unlock his gift, or will the spirits stay dead silent?

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This book is phenomenal! The whole series is.

I loved the twist in this book and how the case behind the story was much lighter than the previous two. It gives us a small reprieve and we get a chance to focus on Ronan and Ten's relationship much more, but with out loosing the detective aspects of the book as well. Ronan was amazing though out the whole book and seeing them finally have time to develop who they are as a couple is really nice. While less action packed that the previous this book is by no means lacking, and might be one of my favourites now!

Cops & Psychics

I'm really enjoying this series. It honestly feels like watching a cop show on television. The ongoing relationship between Ronan and Tennyson continues to grow in this third installment and we get to see them learn more about how to be in a relationship. It took me a while to come to terms with why Tenn felt he had to go away at the end of the last book but after listening to this one I was able to completely understand it. Poor Tenn goes through some serious struggles in this book and at one point I was with his friends in wanting to smack him a little bit but he definitely gets his head back on straight quickly. The case that they are solving in this one is a bit different from the first two books which made it even more enjoyable because it wasn't the same ole thing again, the author made the Cold Case aspect feel more real by changing it up a little. I'm definitely looking forward to the next installment in this series. The narration is superb, I really enjoy being able to listen to a book when I'm working and Michael Pauley is one I could listen to all day.

Fantastic Narration

After their most recent case, Tennyson goes off to find and heal himself. Well, things happen and he has cut off his abilities. I enjoyed this story because it was more of heart string pulling versus the gritty crime novel that was the last book. Between the steamy scents by Pine and the narration by Pauley, this book proves that love doesn't care and we do crazy things.

I couldn't love it more!

You know a book is good when you're listening while grocery shopping and you cant hold the laughter back! I laughed and cried and now totally wish I could be friends with Ronan and Tennyson! Plus, I want to know all those moms! I need that so much.

An emotional mystery

This is my favorite Cold Case!

Tennyson and Ronan are at it again, trying to figure out who killed Harold Owens a twenty-year-old cold case. Ronan thought this case would be easy to solve once Ten was back, but a devastating twist is thrown in and now the two men are trying to solve two mysteries.

I felt sadness for Tennyson and his emotional brake down after seeing the therapist, but it was Ronan my heart broke for and I wish I could have just hugged him.

"Ronan's words played over and over again in his mind, his voice had sounded devastated, the look in his eyes was pure heartbreak, and Ten had done those things to him."

The emotions are so high in this story and once again Michael Pauley does an amazing job in making me feel all that the two men go through.

I'd recommend this book in a heartbeat.