Pepper Martin (7 books in series)
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review 1: Fun book with funny character (she's always thinking about clothes) who talks to ghost. Great start to the story, in which main character is forced to steal a set of bones from a Cleveland cemetary and cart them to the Southwest to exchange as ransom for a kidnapped friend. The...
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review 1: Wow, this was a grand finale, if indeed it is the last book in the series, which frankly I hope it isn't. It's got everything you could possibly want, a ghostly office staff for Pepper, a ghost with duct tape on it's mouth so it can't talk who leaves puddles all over the place a...
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review 1: Since I don't normally write reviews unless I have something specific to say, here's the break down of how I rate my books...1 star... This book was bad, so bad I may have given up and skipped to the end. I will avoid this author like the plague in the future.2 stars... This boo...
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review 1: Such wonderful surprises fill this book. Late-night reading with this one because I just couldn't stop. Found out some things about Dan that really took me by surprise. I think I'll give it some time now (two/three days?) before I pass on to the fifth book just so I can absorb wh...
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review 1: Pepper is tasked with leading a team to fix up a cemetery and it's all being broadcast as a reality TV show competition. She's also in pursuit of the true killer of a girl murdered in the 80s. Pepper's current ghost case was wrongfully convicted of the girl's. Nice intro to a few...
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review 1: As a narrator, Pepper is still feisty and humorous. Her new job as Community Coordinator for the largest historic cemetery in Cleveland comes with a ghostly secretary, accountant and newspaper reporter. Needless to say, this leaves her with plenty of time to investigate unsolve...
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review 1: Excellent addition to the series. Pepper gains an unlikely sidekick in the form of Ella's troubled youngest daughter, Ariel. The juxtaposition of a teenager growing up in the times when the Beatles were causing riots and a teen in modern times makes a nice counterpoint for the ...