Heather Graham has built an empire in the space where romance meets the supernatural, and the Krewe of Hunters series is her signature achievement — a long-running paranormal mystery franchise where FBI agents with psychic abilities investigate hauntings and murders that blur the line between the living and the dead. Her prose is propulsive and atmospheric, trading literary ambition for momentum and mood: she wants you turning pages at midnight, not pausing to admire sentences. Phantom Evil and Heart of Evil establish the template perfectly — strong romantic tension, genuinely creepy settings, and plots that move. Graham is the rare author who can satisfy both romance readers craving emotional stakes and thriller readers craving dread. If you want escapist fiction that commits fully to its haunted-house energy without apology, Graham delivers every time.
Krewe of Hunters • Book 10
The Dragonslayer tavern, built in 1750s Savannah, harbors centuries of ghosts — but when fresh bodies appear, FBI academy student Abigail Anderson must return home to investigate.
Krewe of Hunters • Book 14
Washington Irving's famous town becomes the backdrop for modern supernatural investigation when an FBI agent's friend vanishes. Graham blends historical atmosphere with contemporary paranormal mystery perfectly.
Krewe of Hunters • Book 9
A real skull among the props at a tourist-trap Wild West theater brings in the FBI's paranormal investigation unit for a case mixing Old West history with modern murder.
Krewe of Hunters • Book 13
Devin Lyle's inheritance of her 'crazy' great-aunt's Salem cabin coincides with a local murder that brings in the FBI's paranormal investigation team. Graham weaves witch trial history into modern supernatural mystery with genuine atmospheric dread.
Krewe of Hunters • Book 18
A serial killer who displays victims in churches boards the Celtic American Line's haunted ship—Graham traps her Krewe hunters on water with nowhere to run.
Krewe of Hunters • Book 3
A starlet's murder recreates Jack the Ripper's work in modern Manhattan, but Graham suggests darker forces than mere copycat killing drive the violence.
Krewe of Hunters • Book 8
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A Revolutionary War-era stabbing echoes through centuries when a museum docent discovers a colleague dead on the same desk where Lucy Tarleton met her brutal end in 1777.
Krewe of Hunters • Book 11
Olivia works at a horse therapy facility where Civil War history bleeds into present-day murders—Graham blends therapeutic healing with supernatural mystery.
Krewe of Hunters • Book 12
Innkeeper Hannah O'Brien's ability to see resident ghosts becomes complicated when a murder victim's spirit appears, begging for help solving his own death. Graham connects the supernatural haunting to an FBI investigation of smuggling and murder.
Krewe of Hunters • Book 15
Congressional media assistant Lara quits her job and disappears after sending a message about going home to Richmond—except she never arrives, and similar bodies keep turning up.
Krewe of Hunters • Book 25
A young actress found drained of blood and bisected recreates the infamous Black Dahlia killing, leaving Detective Sophie Manning with a high-profile case and no leads.
Krewe of Hunters • Book 17
Historian Scarlet Barlow working in a Colorado B&B discovers she's researching murders that happened in the very building where she now works.
Krewe of Hunters • Book 24
When cult TV show murders invade real life at fan conventions, Graham blends Hollywood nostalgia with supernatural horror as the killer seems to vanish into thin air.
Krewe of Hunters • Book 6
A 1940s film noir tribute museum becomes a hunting ground when its Egyptian priest mannequin comes alive. Graham mixes Hollywood nostalgia with classic supernatural thrills.
Krewe of Hunters • Book 4
Graham sends paranormal forensic investigator Jenna Duffy into a coastal mansion where centuries of madness and murder have left their mark, blending historical horror with modern ghost-hunting techniques.
Krewe of Hunters • Book 5
Two women, two centuries, same hotel room—one carved up in the 1800s, another vanished last year with blood everywhere but no body, and now San Antonio has a serial killer problem.
Krewe of Hunters • Book 7
Some shipwrecks should stay buried—especially when they contain stolen Egyptian artifacts and a century-old curse that kills anyone who disturbs it.
Krewe of Hunters • Book 2
When a murder at a Louisiana plantation mirrors a Civil War killing, the Krewe of Hunters must separate ghostly vengeance from human malice. Luke Daniels captures both the sultry bayou setting and the mounting supernatural dread.
Krewe of Hunters #26.5 • Book 26
Krewe of Hunters members must find a mysterious theater murder victim to identify the killer, and nothing helps solve theatrical mysteries like consulting a dead diva.
Krewe of Hunters • Book 23
Baltimore's Edgar Allan Poe restaurant becomes a crime scene when an author's corpse appears in the basement, launching FBI agents into a case where literary obsession meets paranormal investigation.