Jon Watts heard stories about ghosts but never believed in them ... until he becomes one. Now, if he wants to move on, he has to solve his own murder.<br><br>At least he'll have help from three new friends: Brody, an undercover cop who was killed five years earlier by an unknown assailant; Sage, a medium who can see and speak with ghosts; and Mike, the detective investigating Jon's murder, who doesn’t know ghosts exist until Sage convinces him otherwise.<br><br>Will the four men solve both Brody’s and Jon’s murders? The possible attraction between Mike and Sage only complicates things. Or are Jon and Brody doomed to remain ghosts forever?

Ghostly Investigations

Did the killer have a grudge against someone connected with the theater? If so, why not go after them directly, instead of playing games—if you can call murder and attempted murder games. I didndrsquo;t, but then I was the very dead victim of whatever his plot was.


I wondered if, perhaps, he was going for misdirection. Cause so many problems, make my death, and perhaps a couple of others still to come, seem like accidents, and in the process eliminate the person he was after with no one being the wiser that he&rsquo;d accomplished what he&rsquo;d set out to do.


&ldquo;I&rsquo;ve read too many mysteries,&rdquo; I said to myself, again needing to hear the sound of my voice. It helped me try to come to grips with what had happened. I hadn&rsquo;t been successful so far. I think trying to come up with reasons why it had happened, and everything else I was associating with it, was my way of putting off the inevitable—the stark realization that I amdead, and a ghost.


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