She has to deal with two kinds of spooks: spies and ghosts.

But which one is trying to kill her?

Jen Kirby has seen ghosts since she was a teen, but she can’t talk to them or help them cross over. And, after a violent death in the family, she doesn’t want to see them anymore.

In her role as ghostwriter, Jen joins a Canadian Arctic expedition to document and help solve a forty-year-old mystery involving an American submarine station lost during the Cold War. The trouble is, there are people—living and dead—who don't want the story told, and they’ll do anything to stop her.

Now Jen is haunted by ghosts she can’t avoid or handle alone. That means confiding in the one man she doesn’t want to dismiss her as “crazy.” But can he help? Or is he part of the problem?

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Ghostwriter Cam (who can actually see ghosts) is back for another adventure in Waxahachie, TX. In this book, Susan Ingram is murdered during a dinner theater performance of Blithe Spirit. In a striking coincidence, her mother in law, Lillian, was murdered in the same place in the 1960s, and in the same manner. Are the two deaths related? It's up to Cam to unravel the secrets of the past to solve the murders of today.

I really enjoyed the first book in this series, so I was looking forward to this one and it didn't disappoint. This was a complex mystery with lots of surprise twists, and I admit, although I had a lot of theories who the murderer was, I really didn't guess the true outcome. There's also a bit of a cliffhanger, as the mobster ghost of Mac "The Faker" Green is still hanging around because his murder still needs to be solved. I loved the heartwarming scene with Reed at the end, it was a great way to end the book.

Overall, an excellent followup to the first book with an outstanding mystery that will keep you guessing. This book can easily be read as a standalone, but I do recommend reading the first in the series.

This story was rather interesting and fun to read. I wished that I had read the original story before jumping into this so, I can compare the stories together. I also, wish that there was more of Sherlock and Dr. Watson in this story.

If you have not read the original story. It is about a man name Edmund Dantes who was wrongfully accused and jailed for fourteen years. He escapes the jail and becomes the Count of Monte Cristo and gets back at the men who sent him to jail. Since, this is a retelling it's told how Sherlock had heard the story from the writer. He tells it the way that it actually happened.

Again, this was an interesting read and I would like to continue with the series. I like the crazy details and what it brings to the stories. I recommend this book to anyone who is into the classics and a big fan of Sherlock Holmes!