Victor Bayne is a level five medium. He sees dead people. Life has been okay for him since he left Camp Hell - the place where mediums are trained. Vic’s a detective now and he’s got a great boyfriend, fellow detective, Jacob Marks. Recently, Vic discovered that he doesn’t exist in any records, so he starts to dig into his past. What he finds isn’t making him feel better. In fact, it’s making him feel worse. He’s being watched, but by who and why?  Who can he trust? And what if they decide they don’t want to watch him anymore? What if they want him gone?

Camp Hell rocks! Captivating characters and a compelling storyline keep the pages turning fast. The spooky ghosts, creepy villains, hot, hot sex, and fantastic dry humor are unbeatable. I adore Vic. The only thing I love as much as Vic is Vic with Jacob. Jacob is smart, muscled, and sexy. He gets Vic, he accepts him, and he adores him. When he’s not marking him, he’s staring adoringly at him. Vic is unobtrusively amazing. He’s not always quick on the uptake, but he’s undeniably cool and his ability to see dead people is wicked. The fact that he’s covered in Jacob’s hickeys, bruises, and love bites makes him even more appealing. Jacob and Vic are so damn sexy in bed.  They get hotter and hotter every time. Camp Hell could only be created by the slightly tweaked mind of a very talented author. I’m a huge fan of Jordan Castillo Price’s work, and Camp Hell is just one reason why.