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After years of working for an insufferable boss at Seattle Private Eye, Melissa Kennedy is finally able to start up her own Private Investigating business. Searching for her new office, little did she know that one of her very first clients would be a dead teen, who is set on helping her find other victims.
During her first case she gets sucked into a feud between two brothers, accusing one another of trying to take their Masonry company for themselves.
Along the way she ends up pairing with a snippy Homicide Detective, who coincidentally is working the murder case of her ghost. Somehow her Masonry case gets caught in the crosshairs. Could it be possible that one of the brothers are responsible for the murder of local teenage boys?
During her first case she gets sucked into a feud between two brothers, accusing one another of trying to take their Masonry company for themselves.
Along the way she ends up pairing with a snippy Homicide Detective, who coincidentally is working the murder case of her ghost. Somehow her Masonry case gets caught in the crosshairs. Could it be possible that one of the brothers are responsible for the murder of local teenage boys?
159 pages, Kindle Edition
Published July 2, 2018
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March 9, 2018
It’s not something I would read but I received this ebook in the February Fresh Fiction Book Box and this is the first book I decided to start and I loved it. The perfect amount of humour from some of the ghosts and I love the developing friendship between P.I. Melissa Kennedy and Detective Daniel Forrester they make a great team which I can see is going to turn to romance further in the series I just hope I don’t have to wait too long for the second book which is out sometime in the summer.
April 30, 2018
This story is about a young woman building her own Private Eye business. On ‘face value’ she seems to be a physical lightweight, and totally unsuited to the job; but, she can see and talk to dead people. Her employers treat her with contempt and insults ‘yes, little girl’, but she turns her secret to advantage making full use of the adage ‘my sources are confidential’.
A good story from a first-time author. I loved the ghost cat!
A good story from a first-time author. I loved the ghost cat!
February 11, 2019
As Washington native and a paranormal fiction fan, I couldn't recommend this book more! Jean sucks you into Melissa's world and leaves you wanting more!
June 1, 2019
Wanted to like this, but between the terribly function/editing and the lack of an ending, was not impressed
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