Kindred Spirits

by Jean Marie Bauhaus

Overview

When crime reporter Derek Brandt paints ghost whisperer Christine Wilson as a charlatain on the nightly news, her sister Ron, an actual ghost, is incensed. Defying her sister's wishes, Ron takes it upon herself to haunt the skeptical journalist and turn him into a true believer. But Ron gets more than she bargained for when she discovers Derek is already haunted--by the ghost of his murdered brother, Jimmy. After spending years watching over his kid brother with no way to communicate, Jimmy is ready to do whatever it takes to get through to him so he can move on to his final rest. Ron is happy to help, but they need Chris in order to relay Jimmy's message to Derek. Only problem is, despite all evidence to the contrary Derek is still convinced Chris is a fraud. And after what he did to her reputation, Chris isn't exactly filled with warm feelings for Derek, either. Can the Wilson sisters help Jimmy break down Derek's resistance and accept that his brother is still present and in need of help? And can Chris and Derek put aside their mutual distrust for Jimmy's sake? If they do, they just might find that enemies can turn out to be kindred spirits.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781545145845
Publisher:	CreateSpace Publishing
Publication date:	06/24/2017
Series:	Restless Spirits , #2
Pages:	370
Product dimensions:	5.00(w) x 8.00(h) x 0.82(d)

About the Author

Jean Marie Bauhaus is a red-headed GenXer who desperately wanted to be Stephen King when she grew up. She still kind of does. A yarn addict, Jean usually spends her free time knitting or crocheting while watching Winchesters banter with angels, zombies eating their way through the South, and a mad man in a blue box making everything better--unless you're a Dalek. Otherwise, she's usually spinning yarns about epic love, tragic loss, magic, murder and mayhem.

Jean lives in Tulsa, Oklahoma with her husband, two cats, a box turtle, and a very spoiled Chihuahua. She writes haunting paranormal romance, dark fantasy, and horror from the least spooky room in a very unspooky house. Connect with Jean and sign up to her mailing list at jeanmariebauhaus.wordpress.com, and find her on Twitter @jmbauhaus.