Southern Ghost Hunter Mysteries · #4

Deader Homes and Gardens

A Paranormal Cozy Mystery Romance

Angie Fox

From New York Times bestselling author Angie Fox

Southern belle Verity Long is back in business—as a ghost hunter. Now all she has to do is visit the town's creepiest mansion and exorcise a family of vengeful spirits. Piece of cake. After all, ghosts love her and need her...that is until she meets the ghosts of Rock Fall mansion. They'll do anything to keep their murderous secrets hidden within the cliff-side fortress—even if that means getting rid of one meddling ghost hunter.

With the entire town skeptical and scrutinizing her every move, Verity struggles to uncover the century-old mystery behind the house. And when she stumbles upon a very fresh, very dead body, she realizes there’s more to it than she ever imagined. With the help of her sexy cop boyfriend, Ellis, and her ghostly gangster sidekick, Frankie, she braves the overgrown gardens, the desolate family cemetery, and the haunted mansion that have been locked away for generations. But can Verity unearth the truth before she's the next one buried on the deadly grounds?

What Reviewers are saying…

5 Stars! “Deader Homes and Gardens is a flat out fun story.”

5 Stars! “Quite a few laughs and even a feel good tear in the resolution.”

5 Stars! “The best mystery I've read in YEARS!”

5 Stars! “This is one of those books that you won't want to put down.”

Rating: Clean and Wholesome

Paranormal Cozy Mystery Romance (with a cute pet skunk!)

Published
October 10, 2016
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Author

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.…