Distant Memories (Nurse Morgan Series Book 2) by Kate MacInnis – Review by Jennifer Gordon

Distant Memories: A Nurse Morgan Series: Book Two by Kate MacInnis
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Having been introduced to Emergency Room nurse Morgan Cutler, in book one in this series, I was looking forward to ‘catching up’ with her, and I was not disappointed. I thoroughly enjoyed this lighthearted paranormal romance, which kept me entertained and happily turning the pages. Morgan has now come to terms with her new psychic abilities and has even made peace with the ghosts in her little house on Melody Lane. Her love life is also going well with the, “Mr. Too Good to Be True” MD Caleb, but he does seem to be moving a little too fast and Morgan knows he has a reputation as a heartbreaker. However, when seductress, Esmeralda Camarillo Castillo, visits from the other side and sets her sights on Caleb, Morgan is not willing to let her get her hands on him. Morgan is also having to deal with all the ghosts which are literally everywhere, and especially those that are up to no good.

As Morgan tries to keep her paranormal life and her ‘normal’ life in order, her worries cause her to have insomnia, which becomes dangerous when she’s the nurse on-call. Morgan is determined that those from the afterlife will not destroy her relationship, career, life or the hospital, and she will do it with her sense of humour intact! The storyline flows well and the plot had me hooked from start to finish. Morgan is a great main character who brings the story together. This is a fun read, with plenty of laughs but also a lot of heart, and it left me with a feel good feeling.

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