The Accidental Ghost

De: Dakota Cassidy

Narrado por: Hollie Jackson

Raphaela Tucci, Ralph to those who know and love her, beloved former first-grade teacher, newly minted bookstore owner, and ever the optimist is dead . . . Dead. Not only is she dead, she's a ghost. It's hard to be optimistic when your life tragically ends the moment you begin to live your dream. But Ralph tries anyway, even as she finds herself stuck in Nina's big castle. Ralph doesn't know how she ended up where she landed, but after a week of floating silently unseen through room after room, she doesn't understand why her destiny isn't even close to what she's read in books and seen in movies.

Enter Shamus Ransom, the biggest (hottest) silver-fox elf she's ever seen with the ability to see and communicate with ghosts. He's been hired by Nina to eliminate the funny smell the vampire's positive is a ghost. What he finds is a beautiful, stuck ghost with a heart of gold and an optimistic outlook he's never seen in an entity. As he tries to find out why Ralph is stuck and categorize what type of ghost she is, he also finds himself falling in deep like with her. Getting involved is absolutely out of the question. But as Shamus and the women of OOPS try and figure out what happened on the night Ralph was killed and why she's cemented on this plane, there are dangerous entities gunning for Ralph and they won't stop until she's locked away in Hell—forever . . .

©2024 Dakota Cassidy (P)2024 Tantor Media

Very satisfying

Ralf is a ghost who ends up in Nina’s castle on Long Island. The ladies hire a ghost hunter to deal with her. The rest of the book is wild and crazy. The only part that bothers me is the hero’s and heroines rescuing Ralph during the last battle. The living can’t go to the entrance to heaven or hell.

truly enjoyed it! it left me satisfied and smiling,

liked: Ralph's compassion, especially towards Michael
disliked: intimation that God does not have equal compassion for Michael.

I Really Liked This One!

I really liked this! I love the Witchslapped series, and the Marshmallow Hollow series, and this sounded like fun. So I thought I'd give it a chance. I understand that other books from this series are a bit graphic, which is why I haven't tried any of them, but I figured that if I ran into any of those scenes, I'd just skip forward. There is quite a bit of swearing... well A LOT of swearing, which is why I didn't give it 5 stars overall. But other than that, it was a fun, sweet story with nary an uncomfortably graphic scene. I plan to try others in series!