HAUNTED
HOUSE FOR SALE (PARANORMAL MYSTERY)
JANE
MONSON
GENRE:
PARANORMAL MYSTERY
SYNOPSIS
Catherine,
a realtor, doesn't know she can see ghosts. She doesn't even believe
in ghosts—until the day she shows a haunted house. Worse, she shows
it to her friend Lori, who doesn't sense any ghost. What she senses
is a deal, and now she wants to buy the house.
Catherine does everything she can to discourage her. But even when Catherine finds out the house was the scene of a murder not long ago, Lori doesn't care, unless that means she can get an even better price.
Every time Catherine goes to the house, the ghost begs her help, till she's drawn into investigating its murder. Catherine doesn't see how ghosts can do anything other than scare you but in case they can be dangerous, she wants the ghost gone before Lori moves in.
Catherine does everything she can to discourage her. But even when Catherine finds out the house was the scene of a murder not long ago, Lori doesn't care, unless that means she can get an even better price.
Every time Catherine goes to the house, the ghost begs her help, till she's drawn into investigating its murder. Catherine doesn't see how ghosts can do anything other than scare you but in case they can be dangerous, she wants the ghost gone before Lori moves in.
MY
TAKE
3
1/2 STARS
Haunted
House for Sale is a short novella (roughly 49 pages). This little
e-book was a quick entertaining read. The author wrote Catherine's
character in a not-so-serious, humorous, slightly sarcastic voice
which reminds me a bit of J.R. Rain or P.J. Jones. The cover art for
the book is cute and quirky and fits the tone of this novella.
I
thought I had the whole “mystery” in this book figured out well
before the ending, which was leaving me with a bit of a disappointed
feeling—until the mystery unraveled and I realized I didn't have it
quite so figured out. This was a plus and a nice surprise.
There
was a few errors in grammar which aren't really worth mentioning. One
thing that I found to be somewhat bothersome was the overuse of
commas. It seemed to disturb the flow of the commentary and dialog at
times.
Overall,
I liked the story and think it would fit the bill if you are looking
for a quick and entertaining read.
*I
acquired this book through LibraryThing's member giveaway program.
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+ comments + 2 comments
I've seen copies of this book. It's a great read indeed. Congratulations to the author!
I love this book too!
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