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

&ldquo;How are we going to narrow our suspicions down to one person?&rdquo; Sage asked.


Brody immediately replied, &ldquo;We go in undercover to watch them. Easy enough for me, Jon, and Tonio to do, considering.&rdquo;


Sage seemed to agree, as he nodded. But would Mike? We found out when Sage told him what Brody had said.


&ldquo;Sounds like a good plan, in theory. For sure I can&rsquo;t have an undercover cop there, as there&rsquo;s probably no reason for them to hire another actor or crew member, other than someone to replace Tonio. I doubt any of my men know enough about lighting to fake it.&rdquo;


&ldquo;Why &lsquo;in theory&rsquo;?&rdquo; Sage asked.


&ldquo;Two things. If any of the ghostie boys—2rdquo; he grinned, eldquo;—do find something, especially something which has to be acted upon immediately, how will they let me know? Sure, Brody can probably use a cell phone, but it might raise eyebrows to see one floating around. rdquo;


Chapter 62