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Original Title:	Wraith
ISBN:	0441014976 (ISBN13: 9780441014972)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Zoë Martinique #1
Characters:	Zoe Martinique

Wraith (Zoë Martinique #1)

Phaedra Weldon

Paperback | Pages: 378 pages

Rating: 3.43 | 1868 Users | 134 Reviews

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Title	:	Wraith (Zoë Martinique #1)
Author	:	Phaedra Weldon
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 378 pages
Published	:	June 5th 2007 by Ace Trade (first published June 1st 2007)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Urban Fantasy. Paranormal. Mystery. Fiction. Ghosts. Supernatural

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First in an excitingly different and new paranormal series.

Zoe Martinique has turned her unusual ability into a career. When she's traveling, she can't be seen which makes her an ideal professional snoop. Industrial espionage, surveillance, whatever. But one night things get out of hand while she's out of body. She witnesses a murder and a soul stealing, and discovers she has unwelcome company: Trench- Coat, a ghostly killer who can see and hurt her.

Teaming up with a blue-eyed police detective, she tries to solve the case and improve her love life. She also enlists the support of her psychic mother and the ghostly couple who haunt her house. And with murderers, kidnappers, and a desperate ex-porn star involved, Zoe needs all the help she can get.

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The protagonist in this story is supposed to be 28 years old but she acts more like she's 13. I could deal with deliberately ignoring common sense, many protagonists in urban fantasy do that. But she's constantly wanting her mommy and while I understand the sentiment... she is 28. I also got very tired of the references to "tingling girl parts" and the far too often used "mental note:" I was annoyed enough that although I found the concepts and the plot interesting, I won't be continuing the

For those of you starting this series, a Caveat:I have read all of the books, the first two in print and the rest as ebooks. The ebooks are full of errors (the worst I have ever seen, and this is not even a self-published author) and inconsistencies. Also you Have to read the short stories, or you will be completely lost. To make it even worse, it's not easy to figure out which short story comes next on Amazon, and Goodreads only tells you what book is next in the series. It would be great if

I'm not really a big fan of first-person stories, and this book is a perfect example of why - first-person only works if the narrator isn't completely annoying... I suppose this would be called first-person stream of consciousness, since we get every random thought which flits through our "heroines" brain... and what we learn is that our heroine is sex-crazed with attempts at being cutesy... and that her thoughts are way, way too repetitive. (Either that, or her metaphors far too limited.)One

The concept seemed interesting to start, but I had to give the book up halfway through because the protagonist was SO. EFFING. STUPID. She has the ability to astrally project herself and makes a living spying for people -- the morality of which, by the way, is never questioned, although it would certainly be illegal if she were doing the same thing with technology. She has been using her power in this way for 6 years, yet she is unable to learn to not speak while spying on people, even though

I picked this book up at a used book store. It took me some time to get around to reading it. Once I read the book, I wondered why it had taken so long. This was an amazing intro into a new world. I am SO happy that there are more books for me to enjoy! And I'm excited about the connected series :)

For me this book started out a little slow and then picked right up once Zoe stepped in it. She seems to be a magnet for trouble following her around and it was odd how much of the book she managed to spend in the trunk of a a car.I loved the interaction between Zoe, her mom, Rhonda, and the 2 ghosts. It was amazing how they all just think all this crazy stuff is normal and not all that strange that people can leave their bodies. I also loved Zoe's penchant for oddball slippers, she must have

Okay, I am just going to jump in water wings be damned. So, Zoe, she is an astral tracker. She came to this power one night when something so horrendous happened her mind and body couldn't take it. So now she is able to travel outside her body and she makes money at it. This wasn't a bad book, it was just so slow.. and so long it started to feel like a job for me. I wanted to give up but didn't at the same time. I think this is the real reason I gave it 3 stars. A friend from a board I frequent