The Ghost of Christmas Snark (The Grumpy Ghost Book 4)
By Maggie March
A ghostly romance, a cozy mystery, and enough holiday charm to make even Scrooge smile—if Anna can survive until Christmas morning.
Christmas in Lockwood Cove should be magical: twinkling lights, fake snow in the streets, and Anna McGuffin finally settling into life at the charming (and genuinely haunted) Lockwood Manor. She’s even developing feelings for Richard, the impossibly handsome Victorian ghost who comes with the property—though explaining that relationship status to her visiting college-age son might require spiking the eggnog.
But someone wants Anna gone, and they’re willing to manipulate Richard’s own descendant to make it happen. Worse, Richard is fading fast, losing his memories and his very existence to a Christmas curse seventy years in the making.
With carolers singing, cookies baking, and a vengeful spirit escalating attacks, Anna must unravel a decades-old embezzlement case before the clock strikes midnight on Christmas Eve. Between holiday parties, her terrible lying skills, one very determined ghost dachshund who thinks she’s a Rottweiler, and the challenge of keeping supernatural drama hidden from her son, Anna will discover that clearing an innocent man’s name might be the only way to save the infuriating ghost she’s falling for.
A ghostly romance, a cozy mystery, and enough holiday charm to make even Scrooge smile—if Anna can survive until Christmas morning.
Christmas in Lockwood Cove should be magical: twinkling lights, fake snow in the streets, and Anna McGuffin finally settling into life at the charming (and genuinely haunted) Lockwood Manor. She’s even developing feelings for Richard, the impossibly handsome Victorian ghost who comes with the property—though explaining that relationship status to her visiting college-age son might require spiking the eggnog.
But someone wants Anna gone, and they’re willing to manipulate Richard’s own descendant to make it happen. Worse, Richard is fading fast, losing his memories and his very existence to a Christmas curse seventy years in the making.
With carolers singing, cookies baking, and a vengeful spirit escalating attacks, Anna must unravel a decades-old embezzlement case before the clock strikes midnight on Christmas Eve. Between holiday parties, her terrible lying skills, one very determined ghost dachshund who thinks she’s a Rottweiler, and the challenge of keeping supernatural drama hidden from her son, Anna will discover that clearing an innocent man’s name might be the only way to save the infuriating ghost she’s falling for.