Zoë Martinique is a private investigator with a secret weapon: her ability to go Wraith. As a wraith, Zoë is capable of leaving her body and spying on the living from the spirit world where most cannot see her. During one investigation, Zoë happened upon the Archer, a villainous spirit who targeted her and changed her fate forever. With a band of supernatural heroes, Zoë is out to stop the Archer and anything that stands in her way.
The series is made up of main books and several sub-stories. You don’t have to read the sub-stories to be entertained; but to fully understand the story, the sub-stories are a must. The order of the series is listed below:
- 0.5 Web Ginn House
- 1 Wraith
- 1.3 Out of the Dark
- 1.6 Holly and Ivy
- 2 Spectre
- 3 Phantasm
- 4 Revenant
- 4.5 Beyond the Door
- 5 Geist
- 5.3 Walking Shadows
- 5.6 Soul Cage
- 6 Dominion
- 6.3 Dark Time
- 6.6 Dark Possession
- 7 Seraphim
Continue to pages 2-4 for reviews of Wraith, Spectre and Phantasm.
Danny Raye 
I kind of have mixed feelings about this book series. Not for sure if I want to read it. I probably will at least once because I feel it deserves that but idk about buying the series and it will not be next on my list.
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Thank you for reading my review! I believe this type of book is directed to a more specific audience, preferably individuals who are interested in the paranormal. But I don’t want to discourage readers because one never knows if paranormal fiction is for them until they try it out. Paranormal fiction is such a broad topic that includes lore, various types of ghosts, demons, and legends. And it’s often presented in a fantasy format like Weldon’s. I don’t like fantasy but this was worth reading, and I wouldn’t have known without trying it.
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