I appreciate that he doesn’t have a big ego, and seems to be clueless in his strength. Vic has so much going on inside his head memories, experiences, and a common sense factor that he taps into, muddling his way through things that so many would just never be capable of. This story had so many layers, and whenever a situation or thought comes up where he would automatically want to go to one of his resources, it is validating to see him struggle through the thought process on his own when his go-to person is unavailable. Vic is his usual self-deprecating self, but to my enjoyment, he is still barely touching the tip of his capabilities, with the honing of his talents and understanding of self coming to the forefront. I am so happy it never gets old to see the growth of Vic as an investigator, and I’m glad to see new and old characters showing up. The story – This as usual is another awesome addition to the series. It’s best listened to in order, so if you’re new to the series, start with Ps圜op Book 1, Among the Living…and prepare for a hauntingly good listen.īuy links: Audible | Amazon | B&N || Add to Goodreads Ps圜op is an ongoing series filled with supernatural action and delightfully awkward humor – with a steady undercurrent of gay romance. But what if it was only lurking in the shadows, waiting for the best time to rear its ugly head? He thought he’d managed to ditch that pernicious habit. Unfortunately, the demons of his pill addiction might prove just as deadly as his long-buried history. And if he’s lucky, he can also expose a shadowy figure from Camp Hell. Where did Kick come from? Why is it so addictive? And why is everyone at The Clinic acting so darn shady? That’s what Vic intends to find out. And as scary as the drug might be, if it truly does augment psychic ability, the appeal is not lost on Vic.īecause the very first hit never killed anyone. Jacob Marks has a medicine cabinet filled with every over-the-counter remedy known to man, but none of them are doing much for his mood – and his long, fruitless days of combing through records at The Clinic are taking a heavy toll.īut their lackluster investigation does have one silver lining: a front row seat at The Clinic when the first Kick overdose comes in. But he’s managed to steer clear of street drugs…so far. Psychic medium Victor Bayne is well acquainted with pharmaceuticals, from the Auracel that blocks his ghosts to the Seconal that offers him a blissful night’s sleep. The side effects are so brutal, most folks only try it once…unless they’re psychic.

There’s a new drug on the streets called Kick. MtSnow and Dana review Bitter Pill (Ps圜op Book #11) by Jordan Castillo-Price ( Published by JCP Books, LLC, Released January 20, 2020.

Camp Hell by Jordan Castillo Price