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For me this was the weakest of the nine books so far. I still finished it, it didn't drag on and I'll continue the series. I thought it was obvious who the murderer was and that went on for a bit too long. Still the end was very good and I enjoy following the characters and their stories.

beanieboptm's review against another edition

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mysterious

Plot- or character-driven? A mix
Strong character development? Yes
Loveable characters? Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes

5.0

emmalowe73's review

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5.0

I found the first of this series on Libby. Having finished book one I couldn’t stop and finished the series just three weeks later. This is just the kind of series I’ve always enjoyed and on my second round I’m enjoying it just as much.
Danielle has such a fun life, and whilst she puts herself in danger regularly her spirit friends are the perfect.
This book focused a lot on Heather and Bryan and it was great to learn a whole lot more about them as individuals.

If you want lighthearted ghostly fun, with a cast list who become not dis-similar to a group of best friends, this is definitely the series for you.

staceybink's review

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5.0

I am addicted to this series. Love Walt, Danielle and the rest. I can't wait to start the next book.

lexi_rose_reads's review

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mysterious fast-paced

5.0

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3.0

The new guest at Marlowe House is a mystery writer who seems to know more than she should about crimes that have happened in reality. Although her books are fiction, she has been accused of copying real life murders for her books. Is she really just that good or does she have a ghost or 20 whispering the details of the murders in her ear? This was a fun story. I love this series so of course I think you should read it too.

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