What's A Ghoul to Do?
A Ghost Hunter Mystery #1
Signet
Mystery, Mystery: Suspense
April 3, 2007
ISBN-13: 0451220900
Available in: Paperback
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What's A Ghoul to Do?
by Victoria Laurie
M.J. Holliday's a medium with a message—her business is helping lost souls cross over to the other side. But what if the ghosts want to stay put?
M.J. Holliday has two rules. One, she and her partner, Gilley Gillespie, work alone, and two, she doesn't date clients. But when a handsome Dr. Steven Sable needs her help, the specter-spotting sleuth is ready to break both of them.
It seems the hot doc's grandfather jumped from the roof of the family lodge in an apparent suicide. But Dr. Sable knows in his bones it was foul play, and strange things keep happening at the lodge. He'll hire M.J. and Gilley— but only if he can come along. Hey, the duo needs the money—and looking at eye candy all weekend doesn't sound too bad, either...
But once they reach the lodge, the three realize they're dealing with more ghosts than just Grandpa Sable's. And the spooks keep playing nasty tricks on their human visitors. To the untrained eye, it would appear that ghouls just want to have fun. But M.J. knows they're communicating their distress—and it's up to her to figure out why...
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Victoria Laurie's Bio
I began writing my first Abby Cooper novel in the winter of 2003. As a professional psychic of many years, I really wanted to portray an intuitive as a normal person ... because we really are normal after all...we’re just a bit more “sensitive” than most.
Truth be told, even after Abby Cooper, Psychic Eye was published, I had no thoughts of becoming a full time professional writer too. Back then I firmly believed that I’d write two or three books in the Psychic Eye series, and move on to some other hobby.
It wasn’t until I was finishing my third book, that I could truly appreciate how much joy I had in telling a story. For me, there is almost nothing more satisfying than writing those final twenty pages of a novel after taking all my characters on something of a roller coaster ride. And I live for those moments when, creatively, it feels like I actually got it right.
I suppose I’d better love what I do, because now there’re three separate books for each of my three series to turn out every year. It is work, but it’s fabulous work if you can get it.
I no longer do psychic readings professionally, but I will admit, being psychic is super cool. :)