This book is part of a series and I haven't read any of the others. This was a small issue as I felt I missed out on some backstory and the characters had already been developed in another story.

I am not a fan of horror so my enjoyment is tinged by the fact it is a genre I don't enjoy. If you are a fan of this genre then you will definitely like this book.

I really like the witty banter between Cain and Sammy but I felt Sammy pushed him away too much. It got slightly annoying.

I received an arc of this book via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. All thoughts and opinions are my own.

Ghost of You is the final book in the Phantoms series, and tells the story of Sammy and Cain, who joined the team after Jackson's resignation and together with the Phantoms team, investigate a paranormal case in Sammy's hometown.
This story ends the Phantoms trilogy, but for me, at least, it leaves me wishing that Kelly Moran would continue the series.
I thank the author, publishers, and NetGalley for the opportunity to read this book, and declare that the opinion I have expressed above is based solely on what I think of this book.

Kelly Moran brings ups on an exciting ghost hunt with demons. Sammy brings her paranormal television team to her hometown to examine the old property of a church and school that has been haunting this town with its evil for years. Cain the new investigator is till getting on her nerves, but they have made a pact to get along. Moran bings a very well written, can't put down, scary ghost story with a lot of passion and emotion on the side. Highly recommend for a scary Halloween read.

*I HIGHLY suggest that you read any content warnings that accompany the book or in reviews before warning.

I voluntarily read and reviewed an advanced copy of this book. All thoughts and opinions are my own.

First, I am sad to say goodbye to this series! BUT I am so glad I read it, I think it has opened up a new favorite genre for me, “Reality TV Ghost Hunters Romance”.

Second, maybe don’t read this by yourself at night or in the dark at all. That laundry chair will be looking really sinister during some chapters.

Things have changed quite a bit for the “Phantoms” show. New cast members, doppelgangers, broken rules, new relationships, etc.

Sammy and Cain have been doing the “try to be civil” dance around each other for a while now, but it clearly isn’t working. They’ve been called in and called out by their producer and told to “get along or else”. So, there is a lot riding on their next investigation, that just so happens to be in Sammy’s hometown.

The story of Sammy’s upbringing and hometown was equal parts heart breaking and intriguing. I think all the readers will be right there with Cain, desperate to know what makes her tick and to figure out her history. Your heart will also break for Cain, who is just trying to find somewhere to belong.

The creepy/spooky aspect of this one was OFF THE CHARTS. The former books in the series definitely had some spooky vibes, but this was INTESNE. I mean, a haunted church and school? Again, don’t read this in the dark or before bed.

The characters of Cain and Sammy are layered and well developed, and the road to their love story was a bumpy ride indeed, but in the end it was well worth it.

I also loved seeing glimpses of Paul and Kerry together, missed those two!

Overall, this was a great ending to a wonderful series! Can’t recommend it enough!

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A big thanks to the Publisher & NetGalley for gifting me a digital copy of this book in exchange for my honest review.

Phantoms is too good series. Every book in the trilogy is highly entertaining. The characters and plot are interesting in previous books and this book is no less. Sam and Cain are awesome. How the characters are developed since the book one can be clearly seen. On the whole this book is worthy to be an awesome weekend read.

A big thank you to NetGalley and the author for the ARC. I am voluntarily reviewing this book. This is part of a series, and is the third one. It reads well as a stand alone. I enjoyed the book. It is a mystery/romance. The characters are interesting, especially Sammy and Cain. Ghost hunting is not for the faint of heart. Interesting. 3.5 stars

It's no secret among the Phantoms crew that lead investigator Sammy Hanesworth pretty much hates team psychologist Cain McClutchen. The friction between them is taut with tension...and unexpected attraction. He knows full well that something about him rubs her the wrong way, even though he admires the witty, gorgeous spitfire more than a lot. But now they're on a terrifying case—with orders from the network to get along or else.

Filled with past horrors, the rural Nebraska site is beyond creepy. And Sammy knows it all too well. It's her hometown and near the place where her mother was killed. As a sinister presence makes itself known, Sammy finds herself turning to Cain, the last person she expected. Despite darkness surrounding them, animosity gives way to something bright and unpredictably intimate.

Yet nothing will prepare them for the evil they are about to face...

The final book in Kelly Moran’s Phantoms trilogy is set in Sammy’s hometown. As the leader of the paranormal investigation team she will have to confront demons from her past and keep her crew safe from the actual demon that is terrorizing the small town. Sammy and Cain are forced into close proximity during this investigation and the sparks between them ignite as they come to trust each other.

Recommended for: paranormal romance readers

Content warning: steamy sex scenes

I received a digital copy of this book from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.

I was super excited to read Ghost of You, the third book in the Phantoms series by Kelly Moran. The first two books gave us a peek into Sammy’s and then Cain’s pasts so it was exciting to finally see their story. The chemistry between the two is smoking while the revelations of their not shared but equally traumatic pasts really developed and deepened the draw of the characters to each other.

Will the team be able to solve this case? Sammy doesn’t like the new guy Cain he just rubs her up the wrong way. There is just something about him that attracts her to him & she doesn’t like it at all.
Cain is usually a likeable guy so he isn’t too sure why he can’t get along with Sammy. No matter how hard he tries she just keeps on pushing him away that is until Nebraska.
This case will test the team especially Sammy as it hits close to home. Will they be able solve this case?
Sammy & Cain will closer together but are they really good for each other?
Love the characters they all have their place in the story. Sammy is always trying to be tough & never vulnerable. I am glad that she gives in this time.
Cain is having a hard time even when he is trying his hardest. All he wants is to be happy with the person that he has fallen in love with
A great read in the series.
Thank you Netgalley & the publisher for the copy. This is my voluntary review.

A first for me, reading a paranormal story.
I enjoyed the writing and characters who were all really interesting and definitely wish I had read the previous two books.
The romance element worked really well and the development of the relationship felt deeper than a standard surface level love at first sight romance genre.
However, I’m not sure the paranormal is for me. It was creepy and intimidating the situation these ghost hunters found themselves in but I personally was a little too dismissive of the idea.
I really rate the author and want to read more, even the first two in this series!

can lie i was scared definitely creeped out but the story was worth it loved the ending ..The way Cain and Sammy fell inlove with each other despite the circumstances was totally beautiful

Always a big fan of Kelly's books. These books are different than the romances I usually read by the author but it really shows that she can do a lot of different types of stories well.

I did not read the others in the series...yet. I did feel like I wish that I had read them first but the book really can stand alone. This story was strong and I felt like the characters had a lot of depth. It has all the elements of a past trauma like the author is known for (and loved for). However, it also has a nice suspense portion to it. If you like ghost hunter type stuff then I feel like you would like this book a lot. It also has a crime element to it which I personally enjoyed a lot. For these reasons, you can see that there are a lot of layers to the story. Definitely a good read and you will want to read the rest of the series as well.

I have enjoyed this series. It is about a team of paranormal investigators. Each book is about a different couple so you probably do not have to read them in order. This book is about Cain and Sammy. Sammy lost her mom as a girl and Cain lost his parents and sibling as a child so they both have a sad past. Sammy has major trust issues so she does not do relationships or let people in. Cain is trying to break down some of her walls. This investigation takes the team to Sammy's home town so her past comes back to haunt her. Pun intended. There is demonic activity at a school and church site. Many children died at the school after a fire years ago so the team needs to get to the bottom of it.

Do not open this book unless you have the time because you won’t want to put it down. I started reading it before bed (like an amateur, I should have known better) and didn’t get a wink of sleep. I also had the urge to turn on the lights a quarter way through, because the haunting investigation got dark, real quick. (Keep in mind I’m someone who, while a fan of ghost hunting shows, does not mess with the ones with demonic energy, so that might just be me.)

Ghost of You is the last book in the Phantoms series and, in my opinion, the best and most intense book of the trilogy. The series follows the cast of the hit paranormal investigation show Phantoms as they hunt ghosts and fight their own inner demons to open themselves up to love.

Lead investigator Sammy is being pushed to get along with and channel some of her obvious dislike for the new guy on the team, Cain, into some onscreen chemistry to boost ratings.

There’s nothing fake about the chemistry between Sammy and Cain, but he’s a psychologist and she doesn’t know if she can get over the distrust she has of shrinks. Cain is tall, tattooed, into open communication, and looking for a deeper connection. Sammy is a fearless pixie-sized badass who doesn’t let anyone get too close. Cain wants to worship at her feet. It makes for an amazing dynamic.

A new investigation takes the crew to Sammy’s hometown and a location with a very dark history, one interlinked with Sammy’s own unhappy backstory. (spoiler/trigger warning: there are mentions of past sexual abuses of minors in this book. it’s nothing explicit, but it’s something to keep in mind.)

Shortly after arriving, a menacing entity attaches itself to Sammy and things gets very dark and emotional. Cain is a strong, determined presence at Sammy’s side the whole way, even when she tries to push him away, and trust and intimacy grows between the stubborn pair. Cain has his own scarred past and while he’s all alpha male when the occasion calls for it, he’s also so patient with Sammy as she struggles with allowing herself to be vulnerable (get yourself a man that can do both).

Ghost of You is a strong ending to the Phantoms series. If you’re only going to read one book of the series, I recommend this one, but definitely think you should read all three, especially if you’re a fan of paranormal investigation tv shows (see my reviews for Ghost of a Promise and Give Up the Ghost). I’m sad this is the end of the series and would love see the characters reunited for more paranormal investigations (maybe a Phantoms Christmas Special novella? I would snatch that up so quick).

would like to thank netgalley and the publisher for letting me read this amazing book

my oh my i love it when i find a series that i can get my teeth into and this badass series is just that...

if you like ghost hunters and ghosts then this series is for you

sammy is a ghost hunter
cain is the new assistant to the team

working together with their team in sammys hometown they are investigating an old church with a school built next to it, which had burned down years ago with several children dying the fire

bad things are attached to this church and the sammy and cain plus their team of investigators have their work cut out for them with this one

must say i enjoyed reading every page of this book and will be keeping an eye out for more of this authors works, i totally fell into this storyline with the way the author wrote and even though this is book 3 in the series it didnt matter at all...

Why do I even try to read these books at night? Every book in this series has totally given me the spooky chills and left me needing to sleep with the lights on.

Sammy is now the lead investigator for the Phantoms show. She lost her mother when she was 16 and then experienced a sexual assault in the aftermath of that loss. She's been a fearless, take-no-prisoners leader on the team - and when the former lead investigator didn't renew his contract and a former psychologist is hired as a replacement - Sammy is anything but happy about it. She doesn't trust psychologists and feels like Cain is just a thorn in her side. Cain also lost his entire family when he was very young - and hasn't had a true loving family or found family since that time. He was immediately attracted to Sammy - but hasn't tried to push past her walls until they are sent to Sammy's hometown for an investigation.

These books strike a great balance between romance and some seriously spookiness. The case in this story is particularly creepy - and the way things unfold keeps you on the edge of your seat. The book does contain discussions of child sexual abuse and a lot of material on parental loss and childhood trauma. So if that is a sensitive area for you - I would skip this one - but know that the book is really good!

This is the third book in the series - but you do not need to have read the other books to understand this one. It can totally work as a standalone.

I received this via NetGalley as an ARC but these opinions are all my own.

What a terrific conclusion to this trilogy though I hope it won't be the end of the Phantoms, a TV ghost hunting team. This can be read as a standalone. Sammy is a feisty, independent woman who clashes with Cain who wants to be liked by everyone and the chemistry sizzles between them while facing the demons of a small town in Nebraska. It is darker than the previous book in the series but full of action making it a must read if you enjoy paranormal romances.

So. Many. Feels. This has definitely been my favorite of the series. Sam and Cain are such complex characters with so many layers. They are written in a way that you feel what they're feeling, the grief, the unworthiness, the love. Of course, the other part of the book, the ghost hunting/solving the mystery was great as well, though it does deal with some dark themes. This was my first series to read by Kelly Moran and I look forward to more of her work. I received a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.