#AtoZChallenge: Family Ghouls
This post is part of a month-long blogging challenge. The challenge is to start the month with the letter A and end the month on the letter Z. I’ve chosen the same theme that I used last year, Books from my TBR. I have over 15K books in my TBR. Let’s explore some of those.
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Allie Callas has a normal-ish job: she’s the owner and sole employee of Finders Keepers, a service dedicated to the time-consuming task of finding (and finding out) things on the tiny Greek island of Merope. The fact that she’s been seeing the dead ever since she can remember is incidental. It’s nothing more than a … a … a birthmark on her soul and a pain in her butt.
Except now death is getting personal and the dead are getting bossy. Her best friend (and neighbor) has been murdered, and her ghost is back to tell Allie that the events leading up to her death are hazy (very unhelpful), and that she wants Allie to figure out whodunit.
Allie isn’t a cop, but the wall-banging, hump-happy Detective Leo Samaras is just one floor away. Does he want her help? Nooo … But he wouldn’t mind taking a good, hard look at her bedroom.
With the dead starting to make unreasonable demands on her time, can Allie figure out who killed her friend, without taking a one-way trip to the grave herself? Will she start cursing the day she started seeing ghosts? And where did the hefty ghost cat that has moved into her apartment come from anyway?
FAMILY GHOULS is the first book in the Greek Ghouls series: a comedic mystery set in Greece and steeped in ouzo.
Alex A. King is the author of the Women of Greece series, the Kat Makris: Greek Mafia series, and the Greek Ghouls series. Her books are funny because life is funny. Yes, even tragedy is hilarious, especially when it's happening to your enemies. While her stories are sprinkled with terrible mothers, her own is wonderful. Her mother wrote this biography, by the way.
Sounds fun! I agree, "even tragedy is hilarious" ;))
ReplyDeletesounds like an enjoyable read without too heavy.
ReplyDeletethanks again.
The Letter F
Sounds like a good first entry for the Greek Ghouls series. Weekends In Maine
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