Taylor Reigler moves to Indiana in order to reopen a campground she inherited. She finds decades of grime, waist high grass, and a few resident ghosts.
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Taylor Reigler has moved to Indiana after inheriting the Whispering Oaks Campground from her father. Her plans are to run a Bed & Breakfast business from the Main Lodge and to live in the upper level. The nine cabins on the property will be where her paying guests stay. She thought it would be easy until she arrives to find the grass is waste-high and she meets the ghost of the man who had been hired to keep it mowed. She is relatively new to this ability to both see and talk to dead people and if she is honest, she would just as soon they leave her alone.
Gavin Bishop, the Town Marshal from the nearest small town offers to help her find a place to stay after they discover about a decade and a half of dust covering the interior of each of her buildings. His sister, Gwen, has a spare room and needs a job. She will help Taylor with the cleaning. All seems to be falling into place until on day two Taylor meets the spirit of her Great-great-aunt Florence who resides in Cabin 9. If that wasn't unnerving enough, she and Gwen discover a body floating in the pond who now asks for Taylor to help find his killer.
Will Taylor be able to take the advice from her dearly departed relative to help solve the mystery of who caused the death of the young man in her pond without revealing to anyone that she can see and talk to dead people?
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A real page turner
First book that I have read from this gifted author. Actually read the book in two seatings. Just couldn’t put it down.
I like her detail interactions with her characters and their daily activities. Feels like you know all about them by the end of the book.
Can’t wait to read her other books in this series.
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