Reviews for Chasing Ghosts

The average rating for Chasing Ghosts based on 2 reviews is 3 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2016-10-03 00:00:00 Paul Wenzel This is the 4th book in the 'Chase Dagger Mysteries' series. I haven't read the previous three and the good news is that I didn't feel like I missing any back story. I liked the characters. The shape-shifter added interest and the fact she was Native American definitely worked for me. I also liked the the cutting edge technology with the sci-fi type gadgets. But none of this stood out. I didn't dislike it and I didn't love it. I just wasn't pulled in like I wanted to be. I'm not sure if that was because of the narrative in the story or the audio narration. But one of those things kept me at a distance. I wish I could define which one that was. I think it was too factual...and not enough depth. But I did like it ... so 3 stars.

Review # 2 was written on 2018-12-27 00:00:00 Tim Oneill Chase Dagger is a PI in Cedar Point, Indiana. His business partner is Sara Morningsky, a Native American shape-shifter. Dagger does not remember a lot about his childhood, but when someone shows up at his doorstep and he has to kill him and then a clone of this mystery man shows up in another locale, Dagger knows something if really off. Then, his paranoid friend, Skizzy, finds a microchip integrated into Dagger's brain stem. Who are these mysterious men, who blow themselves up when pressed? And how do they tie into Dagger's mysterious past? Dagger travels to the middle of Nebraska for answers and almost dies. This series is getting deeply weird, but always intriguing.