I see ghosts, but I do my best to ignore them. When Eddie Cayce returned home to New Orleans from her carefully built Seattle life, it’s not just for her grandmother’s funeral. She’s home to stay. More to the point, now that she’s broken it off with the almost fiancé and quit her corporate junior designer position over one too many trainings on how to run a copier, she has no reason to return. With the money she’ll receive in her inheritance, she can finally open the antique store she’s always dreamed of – that as long as her ability to see ghosts stays dormant. In Seattle, her gift had dwindled down to seeing the occasional ghost during her morning runs in her Queen Anne neighborhood. But here? New Orleans is filled with the visitors, as her grandmother always called them. And now, they are finding Eddie and want to chat. Especially about the most recent murder. Can Eddie carve out a real life here among the spirit world?

Eddie Cayce has come home to New Orleans. Good or bad, she’s made her bed and now she has to sleep in it, like her mama always said. Even though she loves the town where she grew up, the gift she’d been given from her late grandmother was causing problems. Major problems. Her aunt isn't talking to her. Eddie’s talent is turned up to the equivalent of a million-watt light bulb. Walking down the street from her newly purchased antique store, she has to dodge questions and demands from the newly and not so dearly departed. When her marketing associate, Tessa Hunt, dies unexpectedly, her ghost demands that Eddie find her killer, Eddie agrees to make some calls. Now if she could just keep Tessa from pushing her bad marketing tactics from beyond the grave. All Eddie wants is a little piece and quiet so she can run her new business and find the perfect house. Is that too much to ask? Apparently, the answer is yes, at least in New Orleans.

Eddie Cayce was on the edge of setting up her new life in Seattle - including marriage, kids, and a house with a white picket fence. Instead, she found out that her almost fiancé was cheating on her, so she quit her design job over one too many how to run a copier trainings and moved back home to New Orleans to bury her grandmother. She didn’t expect to inherit not only money, but her grandmother’s powers that extended her own abilities to see and talk to the dead. A gift that had been mostly dormant in chilly Seattle came roaring back as soon as the ceremony was performed at the reading of the will. Eddie would like to say she’s settled back in New Orleans, but there’s some issues. Like the fact her aunt is threatening to make her life miserable until she gives her the power. And a new neighbor that is mysterious as well as being not quite human. Now Eddie needs to make sure she’s protected as she builds her new life. And maybe decide which man she’s going to date sooner than later.

In A MEDIUM GIFT, the fourth and final episode of Eddie Cayce’s return home to New Orleans, Eddie's dealing with her murderous aunt along with trying to finish up Uncle Arthur's love nest before Nic finds out due to a stray thought Eddie forgets to control. And there's the Clayborne Estate to finish, not to mention figuring out all the college entrance hoops with Lilac. When did Eddie's life get so complicated? Eddie's ready to tie up all the loose ends until someone else dies and she finds out she's next on the killer's list.