Against her
wishes Lori Chase has moved to Gettysburg with her parents to run a Bed and
Breakfast there. Her first night there
she sees the ghost of a Union soldier.
She soon finds out that the Nathaniel Pierce, the ghost, was killed
during the early days of July 1863 but not in the Battle of Gettysburg
itself. He was murdered. He can only materialize around the days of
the Battle and he asks for Lori’s help in solving his murder. In addition, there are other mysterious
events happening at the Bed and Breakfast and another boy vying for Lori’s
attention. Can she solve the murder
before Nathaniel disappears? What can
she do about falling love with someone who has been dead for 150 years?
This was a
fun book. It helped that I was reading
it at the right time – July 3rd, 150 years after the Battle of
Gettysburg. I have been to Gettysburg
and although I can say I did not experience any paranormal activity there, it
was kind of eerie to be at a place where so many died. There was a good mystery to the book and a
little romance. The romance was a bit
unbelievable – very quick, not a lot of substance but it was fun.
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