5 The Ghosts in the Audience by Sue Fineman

Author:Sue Fineman
Language: eng
Format: mobi
Tags: Romantic Suspense
Published: 2012-03-29T04:00:00+00:00

Ginny called her parents, then took Boomer to Andy’s farm. He and Julie would take care of the cat. Boomer didn’t especially like Andy’s collie, and he was afraid of the twin toddler monsters, but he loved the farm. Andy liked having a cat around to kill the mice in the barn.

Ginny finished packing and drove to her parents’ home on Livingston Avenue, where she explained why she needed another place to spend the night. “I promised Steffen I wouldn’t stay in my house alone until we figured out who has all these pictures of me.”

Dad’s eyebrows knit in a worried expression. “Does he think it’s the same person who shot him?”

“Yes. I called Karen and told her about Steffen’s vision. She’s pretty good at considering every piece of evidence, even if it came from a psychic. Mark thinks visions are just a bunch of hogwash.”

“Any ideas who it could be?”

She shrugged. “None. Bob Pierson hates me, but he wouldn’t have a wall of pictures of me. Mark Montgomery keeps nagging at me to come back to him, but he’s not obsessed with me. He just likes having a woman to boss around.”

“Could it be someone you dated?” Dad asked.

“I don’t think so.” She dragged in a deep breath and blew it out. “If this man – whoever he is – shot Steffen because of me—”

Mom squeezed her hand. “Don’t think that way, honey. It isn’t your fault Steffen got shot, and it isn’t your fault someone is obsessed with you.”

“I know, but still...” She owned some of Steffen’s pain. It didn’t matter if he was a psychic and had done nothing wrong. The man who shot him might have shot anyone who got close enough to kiss her.

Ginny settled in her old bedroom and set the alarm for an ungodly hour so she could get to the airport on time to catch the early flight. She couldn’t wait to see Steffen again. He’d only been gone a few days, but she missed him so much. The other men she’d been with over the years had drifted in and out of her life, but she’d never wanted to be around them for long. She valued her privacy and men took so much work. They expected a woman to spend all her time fussing over them, feeding them, and treating them like the king of the castle. Steffen was the only man who’d ever respected the fact that her home was her castle, not his.

Steffen had an enormous ego, but unlike other men she’d been with, he never made her feel like she was put on this earth to indulge all his desires. He made her feel lucky to be with him, and he always left her feeling well satisfied in the bedroom.

Dad drove her to the airport in Columbus the next morning. Hours later, she walked off the plane at the Chicago airport and into the arms of the most exciting man she’d ever known. He’d trimmed his beard, but hadn’t shaved it off.

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