The Hidden

Historian Scarlet Barlow works at a museum attached to a Colorado bed-and-breakfast, the same building where a post-Civil War murder was never solved. When she photographs what appear to be ordinary tourist scenes and discovers later that the people in them are dead, the statues in the museum begin speaking to her in the voices of historical figures. Her ex-husband Diego McCullough has just been invited to join the paranormal FBI unit, the Krewe of Hunters, and arrives to find Scarlet in the middle of something that seems to mirror a century-and-a-half-old crime.

Phil Gigante narrates with the combination of energy and sensitivity that the Krewe of Hunters genre requires. His performance handles the historical parallel, the echoes between past and present violence, with appropriate gravity without slowing the thriller pace. Gigante's portrayal of the developing reconciliation between Scarlet and Diego gives the romance dimension emotional depth beyond the series' standard pairing formula.