I received this book via Goodreads' Don't Buy My Love program in exchange for an honest review. 
 Chase is an exorcist, charged with investigating a woman and her son who are the inexplicable heirs of a wealthy man's fortune. Chase is stunned to realize the son, Lysander, is the object of his recent dreams. 
 While investigating from afar, Chase is approached by Lysander, and their attraction is immediate. Chase soon discovers Lysander's mother is a banshee, and Lysander is half-spirit/half-human. This makes it hard for Chase and Lysander to have a connection, on account of Chase knowing the darkness within Lysander is very dangerous. 
 The objective, to release Lysander's mother's spirit, is also dangerous, but Lysander's willing to help if it will let his mother rest in peace. 
 This novella had some interesting ideas, but I felt as if everything was too rushed, with too much telling. Chase and Lysander meet. Then, they're in love. Chase tells us everything, and the beginning few pages absolutely destroyed any fear I might have developed that the resolution would not be HEA. I never really got the full sense of Lysander and what his abilities might be. Most of the time he seemed like a kicked puppy, but then, he'd be extremely forceful with Chase. Lysander seemed as unpredictable as his mother, and equally as dangerous. I wished Chase had more spark. He's too stolid a narrator, for me. Also, serious problems with this particular punctuation mark ";". It was everywhere it should not have been. 
 There's a few sexy interludes, but I kinda struggled with the emotional development (read: Instalove).