Amy Goodnight is the normal one in a most abnormal family. And not even normally abnormal, witches with special powers abnormal. She stays away form magic as best she can by ranch sitting at her Aunt’s West Texas ranch. she thinks her biggest problem is the incredibly annoying and annoyingly attractive cowboy, Ben, but bodies start turning up near the ranch and a persistent ghost convinces her to solve the crimes she steps in the middle of the worlds of magic and murder.
This is a nice mix of spookiness with a light touch. Our heroine isn’t a waifish lost soul with a tortured past and is actually quite witty and relatable. Even better is the VERY tired cowboy romance actually works quite well hear due to Clement-Moore having a great ear for witty dialogue. I actually found myself rooting for this couple (something that almost never happens for me in a paranormal romance). I love that the author invests as much effort in accurately capturing ranch life as well as telling a unique and often quite spooky ghost story. It makes for s surprising good mash-up. Texas Gothic has enough humor, creepiness, romance, and interesting characters to please almost any paranormal romance fans and may make some new ones.
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