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4★s “What Haunts Me “I’d strongly recommend this novel to anyone who enjoys the dark of paranormal fiction.”

5 stars imaginative ghost story !!!
Amazon.com review March 2, 2015
By Mona P.

Fantastic story with lots of imagination. Every now and then you come across a book that portrays a common subject, but finds a new interesting way to spin it all. Those are the books I love to discover and this is one of them. The plot is fun and moves along at a great pace keeping you at the edge of your seat. This was one of those that was difficult to put down, and one I started it took me no time at all to finish it.

The characters are a great mix of personalities and work well together. You can't help but fall in love with George and Billy. They seem "real", which makes this book such a gem. They have their struggles but you busy know if in trouble they wouldn't hesitate to help. Great heroes for this book.

This is a complete story but I could very really see this developing into a series, that I would most definitely read.


5 stars An richly imagined world of ghosts and ghost killers
Amazon.com review February 22, 2015
By Jen

What Haunts Me is a very well-written ghost story that brought to mind one of Charles Dickens’ worlds, even though it's contemporary. There’s something formal, classic, and almost nostalgic feeling about the story. It's unusually “clean”, or maybe just compared to everything I've read recently, as in no swearing or sex, which might really appeal to certain readers. I’m always on the lookout for errors, since I get a lot of my books from promotional sites, and this story has none...flawless!
The main character, George, a successful single businessman, begins to see ghosts hovering around ailing or addicted people. He discovers he possesses the power to make the ghosts disappear and heal the individuals they haunted, and that he hails from a powerful line of ghost killers. At first I believed the author was giving the entire premise away in the first chapter, but there's much more. Ms. Millmore has created an entire world where ghosts and ghost killers of different powers levels coexist. All of it is completely explained and completely believable. Just the right sequence of events between a ghost, a special and powerful ghost killer, and a human can enable the human to live with special powers and without aging for longer than a normal lifespan. As you can imagine, that has it’s appeal and there’s a villain who will stop at nothing to make it happen. What Haunts Me nicely sets up what I’m sure will be an interesting partnership of George and Billy, a female ghost hunter, in future ghost hunting novels. About half way through, George explains with impatience, “Of course I know what a xxxx is, Billy!” I’m not giving away the word, but his comment stuck me as funny because I didn’t know what the word meant. Luckily it was explained as it’s an important concept in the book. See if you know...