Thursday, September 17, 2015

The Ghost and Mrs. McClure



The Ghost and Mrs. McClure, playing on the idea of the Ghost and Mrs. Muir, is a wonderful mystery with all the right elements in it. Strong female and male characters, a touch of romance and special haunting.
The story continues as follows: Back in 1949 New York PI Jack Shepard came to Quindicott, Rhode Island on a case. He was shot by those who didn't want him to solve the mystery condemning his soul to the bookshop where he breathed his last. Fast forward to the present day. Penelope McClure has just moved back to Quindicott with her young son following her husband's suicide. She takes up residence above her family's bookshop and helps her aunt Sadie get it up and in the black again. The first step in this regard is to get Timothy Brennan to come sign books in the shop. But all turns to mayhem when Brennan is murdered. That's when Shepard shows up to Penelope telling her that he can help her solve the case. At first she thinks she's imagining things. She doesn't believe in ghosts, but a series of events convinces her that she's not hallucinating and together the two of the go forth to solve the murder. This is the first book in the Haunted Bookshop Mysteries and is available on Kindle, Nook, and in paperback.

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