Death at the Drive-In
For ghost hunter Verity Long, 'helping out a friend' can mean anything from passing the peas to solving a homicide. This time, it involves digging into a cold case that's been on ice since poodle skirts twirled and Elvis's hips shook the nation.
In 1956, Kitty Cunningham disappeared on the way to the Starlite Drive-In. Now the first real evidence of foul play is coming to light in the ghostly realm—and it links directly to a modern crime. Only a sleuth with one foot in the past can solve the mystery and make things right.
Armed with her wits and flanked by a wise-cracking gangster ghost, Verity explores the hidden side of 1950s Sugarland—from the haunting echoes of the abandoned drive-in to the dusty secrets of a long-forgotten mob vault. As she stirs spirits and secrets alike, she finds some corners of Sugarland’s history are darker and more dangerous than she ever imagined. Can Verity bring the truth to light, or will she be the next one to suffer death at the drive-in?
Angie Fox
Growing up, Angie used to keep a flashlight in her bookcase for emergency situations when she had to read "just one more chapter" after lights out. She even tried her hand at writing – an illustrated book about a dog that ate his family's Thanksgiving turkey. Of course the book had a happy ending – the family spent Thanksgiving at McDonalds.
Angie kept writing and eventually graduated with a Journalism degree from the University of Missouri. She worked in television news briefly, before she realized it was more fun to make up her own facts. Thus, a career in advertising was born. Angie became a copywriter – a job she loved, and still does. She squeezes in freelance advertising jobs between her fiction projects.
Southern Ghost Hunter Mysteries
Southern Ghost Hunter Mysteries consists of fourteen books. The current recommended reading order for the series is provided below.
