No Humans Involved
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| No Humans Involved | |
| Author | Kelley Armstrong |
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| Country |  Canada |
| Language | English |
| Series | Women of the Otherworld |
| Genre(s) | Fantasy |
| Publisher | Bantam (US), |
| Publication date | May 1, 2007 |
| Media type | Print (Hardcover) |
| Pages | 342pp |
| ISBN | ISBN 0553805088 (USA) |
| Preceded by | Broken |
| Followed by | Personal Demon (to be released 2008)[1] |
No Humans Involved is the seventh novel in Kelley Armstrong's fantasy series Women of the Otherworld. It is narrated by Jaime Vegas, a necromancer.
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Necromancer Jaime Vegas is hired by a television show, along with other celebrity spiritualists (e.i. frauds) to raise Marilyn Monroe's spirit for a little chat on the anniversary of her death. Filming begins with Jaime and the other celebrity necromancers raising the spirits of other dead celebrities as stock footage for the show. In addition, she's asked Pack Alpha Jeremy Danvers to join her as a guest/escort... and Jaime hopes a little more.
During filming, Jaime experiences something that should never happen, a ghost that she can not see but can feel touching her. Frightened that she, like other necromancers before her, is going crazy, she reaches out to other supernaturals on the Interracial Council for help. Going to Portland to visit the head of the Council, Paige Winterbourne, her husband/business partner Lucas Cortez and their teenage ward Savannah Levine, Jamie is nearly killed by a woman whom Savannah believes can help. Rescued by the teenager, Savannah leaves Jamie in the care of Jeremey who accompanies back to LA. Together Jaime and Jeremey along with the Angel Eve (Savannah's mother) and Ghost Kristof (Savannah's father and once head of the Nast Cabal), discover the ghosts are those of children killed by humans trying to learn the art of witchcraft.
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