I loved the book, however the type-o’s got me frustrated.

This was a wonderful addition to the series. Marie is hired to find ghosts at the lighthouse, or fake it if she doesn’t, which is against her ethics. But why fake it? Does it make the lighthouse more appealing or stigmatize it? What is the owners angle? Then someone is murdered in the lighthouse, and of course, Marie finds the body. I love how she is so logical when it comes to solving these crimes. There was no real jumping to conclusions, other than to take the focus off herself. Posey is becoming a mother figure and Rebeka is starting to come out of her shell with the guests. We get to learn what Mr. Winslow has been doing while hiding away in his room for a few months. It was a great reveal!im looking forward to reading more of the series, especially with the lead into the next book! I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

Brendan seems to have some exciting opportunities. Does he want to share choices or let her know about a fair accompli and offer her a choice that isn’t much of a choice? Friend Robbie might be a chance at a different sort of choice and friendship. Good friends are rare and Robbie seems to be one. Marie is at a bit of a crossroads in terms of her ghostly gifts. A favor requested by a business neighbor gets rapidly complicated, and Marie learns more about small town social networking online and offline - not all of it affirming It is refreshing to read of strong friendships that also challenge and support Marie, including ghostly Aunt June, even as others pass out of her life Action packed, humorous and insightful I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.