Book 7 in the bestselling "Ghost Files" series! In GHOST WRITER, Ellen and Monty's friend and neighbor, Diana, reports hearing noises in her apartment from a possible intruder, but no one has broken in. The police are stumped. Ellen senses that Diana, a single mom, may be experiencing paranormal activity. Upon investigation, It seems that an old manual typewriter-typing by itself-is being operated by a ghostly writer who has a message for Diana. But it's not just a message from the past. It's a message from her own past. While, at first, Diana worries about having a haunted typewriter in the house, her curiosity is more compelling than her fear. When she installs a replacement typewriter ribbon, she's intrigued by the words. But Diana's initial joy at the growing pile of typed pages is soon replaced by fear when her seven-year-old son becomes the typist-while he's asleep. Is her son, who is now the medium for these writings from beyond the grave, possessed? Ellen warns Diana that those are not her son's eyes... As the mystery deepens, so does Diana's fear for her son. Diana is torn between wanting to know what happens next in the ghost's writings, and her love and concern for her son's safety. Can Ellen unravel the mystery of the haunting spirit and save a young boy from his nightly trances?
Ghost Writer by Chanel Smith is another ghost story but I didn't like it as well as her others. It was still worth the read and it was cute and heartwarming but just not as good as others I have read of hers.
Another ghostly adventure with Ellen. This is a story about when she first started recognizing her own power. She had a neighbor who had a haunting in her apartment. The neighbor was frightened for herself and her son. The ghost happened to be the woman's grandfather. When she realized that he didn't mean any harm to either of them, she looked for the message he was sending her. Her grandfather was an author and she always wanted to follow in his footsteps. Now he is showing her the way if she will only pay attention.
most of Smith's books have angry spirits and they need help going to the light. in this book it's about love and about a spirit helping the living get her confidence back. that is what I like the most