Gail Norma Koger

A  4 star review from TBR Pile!

This story takes the reader on a rollicking ride through the life of Zelda Dragos, a pyschic who comes from a family of thieves as well as demon-slayers. After running from the evil side of her family, Zelda took a job as a telephone psychic, but with the downturn in the economy, she is now unemployed, broke and about to be evicted when she decides to go on a treasure hunt for Montezuma's treasure.

The book is filled with over-blown, larger than life, flamboyant characters and situations. The various Dragos relatives on both the "good" and bad sides of the family are hysterical, especially Zelda's dead grandmother that is both training her to be a demon slayer and matchmaking! Derek has plenty of his own secrets and as the two are thrown together repeatedly, his seem to balance out hers. Zelda is a trouble magnet and spends most of the book trying to fight away from being a pawn in the games being played; she wants to be her own player, independent, etc, but finally faces her own shortcomings.

Be prepared for evil ghosts, demons, a virgin sacrifice, sarcasm, and a heroine with a love of Godiva chocolate. (One of my favorites scenes contains a whole new meaning to the phase "Death by Chocolate!") This romp of a story has a bit of Indiana Jones meets Buffy the Vampire Slayer feel to it and balances the dangerous situations well with humor.  

5 Ribbon Review from Romance Junkies

The characters in I Hear Voices are hilarious and some of the situations they get themselves into seem nearly impossible to get out of. This is a fast paced book that keeps you guessing to the very end. I wasn't always sure of what was going to happen next, but I was more than willing to continue reading until I found out. Gail did a fantastic job with this book. I was laughing out loud and eager for more during the whole read.

A 5 Heart Review from Stacey at Sizzling Hot Books:

If you like a fast paced story full of humor and things that go bump in the night, don't pass up I Hear Voices. Gail Koger had me laughing, gasping and flipping each page as fast as I could with her witty writing and great storyline. I Hear Voices is definitely a story that I will read again and again.

Night Owl Review of I Hear Voices: 

Zelda Dragos has the family I always wanted. Need to be broken out of jail? Call your cousin. Need a safe broken into? Call your Uncle. What’s not to love? Oh yeah! The Aunt who wants to sacrifice your virgin self to a demon. That’s kind of a downer. As Zelda tries to pull off her latest endeavor of uncovering an ancient treasure she runs into Derek Sloan, alpha male extraordinaire who just happens to fling all her senses into overdrive. He lays it on thick to seduce her but she’s sure it’s just for the treasure. But when he makes what must be the ultimate sacrifice to save her, she’s pretty sure she’s just found the love of her life. Now just to convince him.

This was a creative, hysterical read that kept coming up with new ways to amuse and amaze. Who knew there were so many ways to ditch a determined man? The one-line zingers just kept coming at lightening speed and kept the story zooming right along. The romance between Derek and Zelda was fun as well as steamy, and the total disregard of privacy by her family rang true to me. I loved her cousin Fabian and found him fascinating, as I did all her family members. Derek’s cadre was funny on a whole different special ops scale that one has to read about to appreciate. A different kind of read that provided entertainment and laughs as well as steam.

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I Hear Voices received a 5 star review from Booked up!!  Reviewer Dolce said: From the very hilarious first line I couldn't stop laughing.