Ghosts Gone Wild (Beechwood Harbor Ghost Mysteries, #2)

by Danielle Garrett

[Melanie]

My review and an extended sample of the audiobook are posted at Hotlistens.com.

This is the second book in the Beechwood Harbor Ghost Mystery series. I enjoyed book one, but this one is even more fun. Scarlett is really coming into her own. So Scarlett is trying to run her new florist shop business and handling the ghosts of Beechwood Harbor.

She gets a call from a man who’s ex-wife died not that long ago and she’s haunting him years after his divorce. Scarlett finally agrees to help the man, though she really doesn’t have the time to do it. The ex-wife was her alimony checks to be given to her young son from her second marriage.

Add to that, Scarlett has quite the bridezilla who hates everything that Scarlett does and changes her mind on a constant bases. She is going to be the first wedding at the newly renovated B&B from the first book. She has an exclusive contract with the B&B, so she has no choice but to work with Scarlett.

Add to all of this, Lucas has come in to visit. Lucas was a possible relationship interest from the first book. He travels a lot with the TV crew as head of security, so they don’t get to spend a lot of time together. This is his first visit since they worked together at the B&B. Of course, things couldn’t be easy for them to just spend time together.

As if this wasn’t enough, ghosts are going missing. Scarlett makes Gwen really mad when Scarlett appears to be dealing with new ghosts more than the long-timers who are missing. So much is going on that even Hayward gets flustered, which is rare for the old ghost.

This was a fun addition to the series. I can’t wait to see where the series goes next. I’m really loving my time with Scarlet and the gang.

Narration
Amanda Ronconi continues to nail the narration of this series. Anyone who has listened to her narrate anything knows how great she is with fun and humorous stories. She really brings out the humor of any story. She’s great with large cast, no matter how many men or women. Here, she even narrates a cat named Flapjack.

**I'd like to thank the publisher for providing me with a copy of this audiobook in exchange for an honest review.