Fringe Benefits : A Ghostly Mortician Murder Mystery (The Mortician Murders Book 7)
By Greta Boris
Ruby-red lips. Long black hair. Why did this corpse look suspiciously familiar?
Imogene knows exactly where she’s seen that face: staring back at her from the Rusty Scupper’s bathroom mirror. What she didn’t realize at the time? The woman was already dead.
Ghosts have made Imogene sad, mad, itchy, tipsy, and once, a compulsive shoplifter. But seeing them? That’s a new one—unless you count that one Christmas Eve, which she doesn’t. Now, it seems mirrors have turned into portals to an alternate reality.
To make matters worse, the dead woman was a pet psychic. Now every cat, dog, and squirrel has an opinion—and they’re all sharing it loudly in her head.
If Imogene wants her sanity—and her eyeliner—back, she’ll have to solve this murder. Preferably before the animals unionize.
For fans of reluctant heroes, ghostly mysteries, and murder with a side of dark humor.
Ruby-red lips. Long black hair. Why did this corpse look suspiciously familiar?
Imogene knows exactly where she’s seen that face: staring back at her from the Rusty Scupper’s bathroom mirror. What she didn’t realize at the time? The woman was already dead.
Ghosts have made Imogene sad, mad, itchy, tipsy, and once, a compulsive shoplifter. But seeing them? That’s a new one—unless you count that one Christmas Eve, which she doesn’t. Now, it seems mirrors have turned into portals to an alternate reality.
To make matters worse, the dead woman was a pet psychic. Now every cat, dog, and squirrel has an opinion—and they’re all sharing it loudly in her head.
If Imogene wants her sanity—and her eyeliner—back, she’ll have to solve this murder. Preferably before the animals unionize.
For fans of reluctant heroes, ghostly mysteries, and murder with a side of dark humor.