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Ghost Dad: Sin-Eater Ritual Gone Wrong
A botched ritual. A cursed loaf. A ghost with zero chill.
When city girl Nelly returns to her village for her dad’s funeral, she expects awkward reunions—not a hammered Sin-Eater, a gluten-loaded ritual gone wrong, and her father haunting the kitchen like a passive-aggressive poltergeist.
From floating teacups to failed jump scares and haunting attempts that scream “dad jokes from beyond the grave,” Nelly must deal with grief, guilt, and the lingering spirit of a man who never learned to knock.
Darkly funny and oddly heartwarming, Ghost Dad is a paranormal comedy about forgiveness, family, and letting go—one kitchen haunting at a time.
Perfect for fans of horror-comedy, quirky ghost stories, and emotionally messy families.
When city girl Nelly returns to her village for her dad’s funeral, she expects awkward reunions—not a hammered Sin-Eater, a gluten-loaded ritual gone wrong, and her father haunting the kitchen like a passive-aggressive poltergeist.
From floating teacups to failed jump scares and haunting attempts that scream “dad jokes from beyond the grave,” Nelly must deal with grief, guilt, and the lingering spirit of a man who never learned to knock.
Darkly funny and oddly heartwarming, Ghost Dad is a paranormal comedy about forgiveness, family, and letting go—one kitchen haunting at a time.
Perfect for fans of horror-comedy, quirky ghost stories, and emotionally messy families.
49 pages, Kindle Edition
Published June 26, 2025
About the author
Jack P Sri
26 books2 followersSelf-published architect of unease.
I write the kind of stories that linger—where folkloric dread shakes hands with cosmic horror, and the shadows have teeth. Consider this your warning.
I write the kind of stories that linger—where folkloric dread shakes hands with cosmic horror, and the shadows have teeth. Consider this your warning.
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