Ghostly Dilemma

Ghostly, Book 8

By: E.M. Leya

Narrated by: Greg D. Barnett

Sometimes it's the little cases.

Not every minute of being a detective is spent solving huge murder cases. Sometimes it's the little ones that take up Detective Young's life, like the seventy-year-old cold case that suddenly fell into his lap or figuring out if a death was suicide or murder.

Lance spends most of his time working cases that no one hears about. The unattended deaths of those not under a doctor's care take up most of his time. Now that he can speak to ghosts, some of those cases are the most interesting. Work isn't all that is keeping him busy—his brother's girlfriend has shown up in need of his help, and he can't refuse when she'd helped him so much in the past.

Life is never boring for Lance and Angus, and though work pulls them both in different directions, they always seem to meet up somewhere in the middle of things. Sometimes it feels like if murder and death didn't bring them together, they'd never get time together at all.

©2024 E.M. Leya (P)2024 Tantor Media

Not My Favorite in the Series

This was more of a mishmash of cases instead of just one major case. But because I have enjoyed the characters I was fine with it.

Missed the mark a little

This is the only book in this series that miss the mark at keeping my attention. The narrator was fantastic as always. The previous books focused on one storyline. This one had 3 or 4 rolled into one but none of the cases overlapped. One storyline ended and another one began.

I enjoyed all the books. This one just fell a little short.