Ghost a la Mode by Sue Ann JaffarianMy rating: 5 of 5 stars
What a cute, fun, entertaining little read this book was! It really surprised me at how well written this book was. It wasn't all about a ghost trying to solve a murder. There was a story there, a plot well thought out, very little back story, and not a lot of people that you couldn't keep track of. The book moves on at a quick pace and is a delight to read. I gave it a five stars, because it grabs your attention from chapter 1 and keeps you guessing till the end.
This is the first book in the series. Emma Whitecastle, (no relation to the hamburger chain) is in the middle of a divorce from her Hollywood husband Grant. Her friend Tracy conveniences her to go to a seance with her. While she's at the seance, a ghost of her ancestor Ish Reynolds, better known as Granny Apples comes to her and is need of her help. She was accused of killing her husband Jacob Reynolds over 100 years ago. Emma is reluctant at first, but when her Aunt Kitty passes away and comes to her, requesting her to help Granny Apples, Emma isn't thrilled about it, but does help to try and clear Granny's name as a murder.
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