Short Synopsis
Danielle Garrett presents Book 2 in the Beechwood Harbor Ghost Mysteries series.

Full Synopsis
There's never a good time for a ghost crisis.

However, it's particularly inconvenient while I'm trying to tackle my first wedding season. Between twelve hour days, an assistant with a case of butter fingers (not the chocolate kind), and the flood of tourists in town, I'm struggling to keep a grip on my sanity.

All I want is three months of peace from the spirit world.

But when local ghosts start going missing, I have to do something.

After all, it's not like they go to the Hamptons.

Missing ghosts, a posthumously alimony-hungry divorcee, and a raging bridezilla. Yup, my bingo card is officially full. Can I get a prize and go home now?

"A lovely performance, Ronconi excels at these ‘quirky’ character stories that are action packed, laced with humor and some truly over the top characters." ---I am Indeed

"Amanda Ronconi was a great narrator as usual . . . She has a knack for the comedy elements and the blend of paranormal and mystery." -Night Owl Book Café

"Amanda Ronconi continues to nail the narration of this series. Anyone who has listened to her narrate anything knows how great she is with fun and humorous stories. " ---Hot Listens

"Amanda Ronconi is a well-loved narrator and handles this series well. I listened at my usual 1.5x speed. The voices were distinct for the small number of primary characters, both male and female voices. She certainly nailed the voice of the annoying Kimberly."---Books of My Heart

"Humor, mystery, friendship and a touch of romance made this an enjoyable listen. Amanda Ronconi narrates and does a splendid job with character voices and pacing as she captures the tone of the tale." ---Caffeinated Book Reviewer

“Amanda Ronconi narrates and does a splendid job with character voices and pacing as she captures the tone of the tale.” ---Caffeinated Book Reviewer

“Amanda Ronconi narrates and does a splendid job with character voices and pacing as she captures the tone of the tale.” ---Caffeinated Book Reviewer