When he has the opportunity to assist Vic in exorcising a ghost, they show that their compatibility extends beyond their personal life, but into their professional life, even if they will never be partnered up together officially in the CPD. Vic not only begins to suspect that the pieces of his history that he had forgotten hold the key to him getting a more tactical hold on his talent, he also begins to suspect that Jacob has some talents too, not just in his pants. The struggle showcases just why their relationship seems fated, and how they continue to make it work. Jacob has his chance to lend a hand by helping Vic wade through the paperwork he gets to dig into the true nature of the Heliotrope Station training. Jacob flexes his caveman muscles and shows his jealous side several times, when Vic visits Crash and after meeting Vic’s old boyfriend Stefan who has been getting psychic with Vic. Jacob and Vic are sexy as a couple and the chemistry between them as always is extra hot in this book too.

Does it help that Stefan (now known as Steven) has changed in appearance, but Vic is pretty much as good looking as ever? Probably.įor someone who is having moments of crisis about his appearance, Vic wonders if he is enough to keep Jacob happy, it is intriguing to see him develop through his regressive hypnosis sessions.

Is it tricky that the person digging into his psyche is his old boyfriend from his Camp Hell days? Maybe.

When he reconnects with the one person from Heliotrope Station he could find, they help him reach back into his subconscious. This character flaw makes Vic so relatable, and we get to join him on his journey of self-discovery. There are times when we have blocked out portions of our life because they were unpleasant, or traumatic. It is a story not only of a murder mystery that he and his NP partner Zig are unraveling at a hospital, but he is also tackling with the realization that he has forgotten a lot of his personal history. This book also reveals the agency that has been playing Big Brother to Vic’s life and activities: the FPMP, aka the Federal Psychic Monitoring Program. It is Number 5, and coincidentally, the first longer length Ps圜op novel because 1-4 were all shorter in length and later released as 2 book collections.Ĭamp Hell, is my favorite because Victor rediscovers parts of himself that he had apparently lost. I’ve read Camp Hell by Jordan Castillo Price book several times and I think it is the favorite of the Ps圜op books in the series.

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