Lara Saunders is a woman with a secret not many know, she can see and hear ghosts. Rescued from drowning by the ghost of a lighthouse keeper, he gives her the task of documenting historic lighthouses and the lives of their keepers. Now Lara has just about finished repaying the debt and promise she made to her savior. But Lara has yet to meet Cody Warren, owner of Del Fantasma and a matchmaker to boot. He introduces her to a Park Ranger, who can give her access to the lighthouse she needs but she also finds herself strangely attracted to this man, one who has a secret that is definitely stranger than hers.

Del Fantasma: Texas Tea by Maura Anderson is a riveting tale of the supernatural and also of paranormal creatures. Having read the previous books from the Del Fantasma series this one slots in very nicely amongst them all. I really enjoyed the quirky nature of Texas, and the knowledge that in some way Lara would change his life. I also loved Lara, because she not only fulfilled a promise that had taken years to complete but also because she recognized Texas for his true self and also as her partner, not as a monster or something to be afraid of. Maura Anderson has captured the essence of a love that crosses the boundaries of both paranormal and human while giving us readers a great book to read and one lovers of shape shifters and mystical creatures will fall in love with.

Filed Under: Aspen Mountain Press August 2007 Reviews	About the Book: Genre: paranormal ISBN: 978-1-60168-052-5 Page Count: Novella Price: $ 4.29 Reviewer: Sheryl
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Sensuality Rating: Sultry Star Rating: 4 Stars Author's Website: http://www.realmsoftheraven.com

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