Annette Brownlee

In the second edition of the Spirit Savers Series, Chaos comes face-to-face with the sister she never knew she had, and it’s just in time. Her sister, Josie, is in danger and only Chaos and her team of ghost hunters can protect her.

On the run, Josie takes refuge in a large barn in the rural ranch land of Northern Colorado. When the owner, Noah Brightstreet, catches her hiding on his property, the last thing Josie expects is his help and an intense attraction. Noah takes her in, offers her a dream job, and everything is right with the world. But someone isn’t happy with Josie’s new found bliss. Noah’s dead wife is ticked and determined to make Josie’s life a living hell.

Dangers lurk around every corner - a surprise half-sister with a hidden agenda, a dangerous ex-boyfriend with a grudge, a drunken neighbor with an ax to grind, and Noah’s angry dead wife. Maybe Josie is safer on the run than in the arms of her sexy rancher...

Reviews for Deadly Chaos - Book One in the Spirit Savers Series

"With a name like Chaos anything can happen, she isn't kidding. This story grabs you by the throat and doesn't let go. The heroine is someone you can identify with and the hero? Let's just say tall dark and delicious don't even start go describe him."
-Sandra S. Kerns, Romance Author of the Masters Men Series

"The story had me hooked from the beginning. The characters were developed nicely throughout the story and I felt a connection with Annie (Chaos) who is the main character. The story flowed pretty steady forward and there were no real 'dead spots' in it. There were some twists and surprises and the ending really was a shocker. (I look forward to the next book in the series, Deadly Intent.) I recommend this book to adults that enjoy the paranormal/ghost type stories."
-Sue in CT

"This book was simply a great suspense, ghost story. It was one that kept me on the edge of my seat."
-Tiffany L. Davis

"I decided to give it four stars mainly because of the plot, suspense, and scare factor it had. I loved the Native American concepts in it, Dakota was absolutely to die for, and it is a really great ghost story!"
-Amy@Read to My Heart's Content