Raye Larson has always felt as if her life was up IN THE AIR TONIGHT because she is different from those around her. With her blue-black hair and dark eyes, she has never fit in with the Scandinavian community of New Bergin, Wisconsin. But it isn't just being adopted that makes her feel like an outsider - she sees dead people. She has learned to keep her visions to herself until she stumbles onto the ghost of a murder victim who needs Raye's help.

Into the mix comes Bobby Doucet, a handsome homicide detective who has been tracking the killer all the way from New Orleans. He is hoping this is the break he needs. Raye gets involved with the case and with Bobby, and finds it is bringing her closer to the mystery of her own origins. What she discovers could destroy everything and everyone she loves. Is it worth finding the truth?

IN THE AIR TONIGHT is a fantastic start to author Lori Handeland's new series Sisters of the Craft series. Raye touches on a number of emotions. Who hasn't gone through the feeling of not belonging? She is resilient and feisty. Bobby has charm and yet a toughness about him that he needs, especially when his heart starts getting involved with this woman and her secrets. And wow, are there a number of surprises Raye is in for. It is hard to go on more without dropping too many spoilers. Suffice to say this is a good read, with a lot of things happening with an interesting cast of characters, a number of surprises, especially for Raye, and a warm romance with just the right hits of sexy. I can't wait to get my hands on the next of the series.

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