The Night Is Watching

Krewe of Hunters, Book 9

By: Heather Graham

Narrated by: Luke Daniels

The Old West town of Lily, Arizona, is home to the Gilded Lily, a former theater…and bawdy house. These days, it offers theatrical productions geared to tourists, but the recent discovery of a skull, a real skull, among the props and costumes shakes everyone up. So, who do you call? The Krewe of Hunters, a special FBI unit of paranormal investigators. In this case, it’s agent Jane Everett. Jane’s also a talented artist who creates images of the dead as they once were. But the Krewe always works with local law enforcement, and here that means Sloan Trent, former Houston cop and now sheriff. His great-great-grandmother was an actress at the Gilded Lily…and she’s not resting in peace. Then more remains appear in the nearby desert. As they search for answers, using all the skills at their disposal, Jane and Sloan find themselves falling into danger — and into love.©2013 Heather Graham Pozzessere (P)2013 Brilliance Audio, Inc.

Luke Daniels

Luke Daniels seems to get better and better with each book he narrates. He really bring the words alive. I'm truly in love with this series of books and I can't stop thanking my co-worker for turning me onto Hesther Graham and her Krewe of Hunters.

every Krewe of Hunters book is awesome

it's a great story , fantastic narration holds your interest series is a must read

Love this serie

Great series have listened to all multiple times
Love the characters plots and twists especially the ones around Salem and Boston area but all are great!

I really enjoyed this one

I don’t know if it is the timing for when you listen to a certain book. If that is the case this was the best time for me to listen to this one. I really enjoyed it. I love Sloane and Jane together and really enjoyed seeing Jane in situations on her own. The author used Jane’s talent in this that flowed very well with the case.

I think this one drew me in because the cold case brings the Krewe into the story versus a newer case linked to the past. I love cold case stories. Sloane having a personal connection with the past made the reader want the case to be resolved and bring some emotion to the story.

The author did a great job of setting the scene and location of Lily Arizona that I was ready to go visit. Sloane takes a while to grow on you, but he comes around quickly and his trust in Jane is great. The trust and how much the author puts Jane and Sloane in situations helps the reader to buy the romance and want to see them be happy.

The newer case side of the story was interesting, but the author made the red herrings a little too obvious that you were kind of only left with one option. I did like how Jane was the first one to make connections and you could see that her outsider perspective helped the case. I wish more of the Krewe would have been involved in the story. The author did Kelsey terrible in this book and really set her character back.

I keep the series going because they are easy to listen to, the stories always involve the past and the romances aren’t bad. The narrator needs to work on his western accent because he makes the men sound like total hicks.

In Love with these books!

Where does The Night Is Watching rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?

I listened to the first of this series and the love affair started there.The story line in this sereies is great and just gets better with each new book . it doesnt drag on or start off slow.You will love each and every character they bring in.It is suspenseful and funny.Loved every minute of every second.

Ghost and Mayhem

Always a good story plot and good characters. not too crazy about the voice for the ladies sounded too old for the younger ones, but it didn't really hurt the story.

So glad I read Graham’s Krewe series…

BEFORE the recorded versions! I loved Graham’s work so this narrator hasn’t completely ruined the experience, but a wimpy sounding heroine and a 70-80 year old sounding hero just didn’t do it for me nor did the overly dramatic, hysterical sounding scenes. That was NOT the way Graham’s work came across to me. It’s a bitter shame if your only experience with Graham’s talent is through this narrator’s interpretation.

as always...

I am never disappointed with any of the Krewe of Hunters series, easily addictive! loved it , as always...

The Night is Watching

Good story, enjoyed it very much. Krewe of Hunters is a good series and plan to listen to more.

I enjoyed every minute

Pros: Good story with a satisfactory ending. The narrator performance was probably his best work with so many characters all sounding unique from one another. I have a few issues with the capabilities of certain characters I'll detail below.

Cons: The FBI agents sent were almost useless. I mean Jane would forget or lose her gun at every possible moment and get mad at Sloan for suggesting she carry. The other FBI agents were too slow to piece together the puzzle or rendered unconscious by letting hillbillies get the drop on them multiple times. I get it when you're taken by surprise but you're in a hostile town. Weapons on your bed, and the agents failed at clearing rooms allowing for the perps to sneak up on them. The bad guys were killing without knowing the location of their prize so that didn't make sense either.