Possessive by Catherine Bybee

I have always been interested in ghost, so when I read the blurb for Possessive I knew I had to read it.

Grief counselor Lauren Trousdale has no choice but to take her work home with her. A near-death experience left her with the ability to not only see, but also communicate with ghosts. The gift isn't one she dares reveal to anyone—certainly not to Dr. Ethan Bailey, the man she can't stop dreaming about. The ghosts are mostly kind, lost souls, but when a lovely, erotic dream about Ethan turns into a nightmare, Lauren wakes to an ice-cold room and the fear that she’s not alone.
Ethan's attraction to Lauren blooms the first time he sees her. As they grow closer, he realizes she is hiding something, but never expects her secret to be a ghostly stalker. Ethan’s only concern is protecting Lauren, but when the ghost becomes violent, Ethan must risk everything to save her. Can Lauren let him take that risk alone?

Since a car accident where she technically died Lauren has been able to see and hear ghost. What better way for her to put her gift to use than becoming a grief counselor. At the hospital where Lauren works there is a sexy ER Doctor Ethan Bailey. Lauren has had her eye on him for some time but is old fashion and won't make the first move.

Finally Ethan makes him move, but the timing couldn't be worse. Lauren has a ghost that is being possessive of her, and wants her all to himself. Can Lauren protect Ethan from the ghost? Can she get rid of the ghost before it cost her her relationship with Ethan?

I enjoyed Possessive. I especially liked the background story to why Lauren can see ghost and why she choose to be a grief counselor. Possession is something ghost fans will enjoy. Possession is a quick read that will have you reading until the last page.