Ghostal Living

Hamptons Home & Garden Mystery Series, Book 3

By: Kathleen Bridge

Narrated by: Vanessa Daniels

The first Sag Harbor Antiquarian Book and Ephemera Fair is right around the corner, and interior designer Meg Barrett has her hands full decorating rooms at the Bibliophile Bed & Breakfast for wealthy rare book collector Franklin Hollingsworth. Rumor has it Hollingsworth is in possession of an unpublished manuscript written by F. Scott Fitzgerald. When the Fitzgerald manuscript's authenticator is found dead at the bottom of a cliff, Meg suspects a killer is on the loose.

Rare books start disappearing from the B & B and Meg sees a connection between the stolen books and the deceased authenticator. With the fair looming, she finds herself caught up in catching a killer and thief before another victim is booked for death.

©2017 Kathleen Bridge (P)2017 Tantor

Critic reviews

" Ghostal Living is a marvelously entertaining tale of revenge, murder, quirky characters - and disappearing books!" (Kate Carlisle, New York Times best-selling author)

Disappointed

I'm a bit disappointed in this book. The story moves slow and there is too much unnecessary detail about the town, the people in the town, the rooms in the B&B and food. I also feel that Meg is careless with her hearing aid. Every time she takes it off, she would find herself in a position in which it would be helpful. After the first time it happened, she should learn her lesson. But it keeps happening in the story which is just annoying. The plot of the mystery is actually good, but, the story is weighed down by unnecessary filler.

Snore, snore,snore, just like the dusty old books and dead authors she keeps referring to over and over and over

in case you miss it after the first 2 hours of her repeating it, she lives on Long Island NY Montauk to be exact. She hangs around with famous rich peple who live in the Hamptoms. The history and bio lessons are tedious. after a while I didn't care who done it, so glad this was free, although I feel I should receive compensation for my pain and suffering.