The Ghost Revolver: Book Three of the Mick Priest Novels

Wyatt Harvey returns with the third installment in his Mick Priest series, The Ghost Revolver. This novel continues the established style of Blood Rains and Pirate's Moon, blending supernatural fiction with private investigation. Harvey qualifies as an author who weaves divine gifts into gritty noir narratives, offering readers a distinct take on the genre. The plot centers on Mikhael Priest, a private investigator granted the ability to see and hear the dead through waking visions and dreams. His old friend James Wyatt, a private defense operative, seeks Priest's help to protect celebrity actress Johanna Crimson from a professional killer known as the Ghost Revolver. This assassin carries a legacy dating back to Civil War times. Priest discovers he is already drawn into the case, experiencing God-given visions of Crimson before Wyatt even makes his request. The narrative explores whether Crimson faces a curse, a madman, or death itself. It asks if Priest and his crew can finally stop this legendary threat. The book suits fans of supernatural mystery and gothic fiction who appreciate complex character dynamics and historical echoes in modern settings. Readers seeking straightforward action without metaphysical elements may find the pacing slow. The story relies on the tension between divine intervention and human violence to drive its conclusion.