Review: Charley Davidson From A Ghost's Perspective
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 08 3, 2012
This was a fun short read (emphasis on short) from the Charley Davidson series and can be read after the first or second book to make sense.  I enjoyed getting this surprising narrator's perspective on Charlie.A female ghost is drawn to Charley.  The ghost remembers nothing, but is convinced that she is undeserving so Charley sets out to discover what she can about the girl's death and succeeds.It is not the ghost's story that was as important to me though that was a sweet little story.  I was intrigued by reading about Charley and, yes, Reyes through someone else's eyes since the novels are all Charley's perspective.  Charley's wit is still there and the scenes with Reyes, but the third party objectiveness on them was delightful.Darynda Jones has my blessing to make free with the short stories as much as she likes.One little heads up- the story ends at 30%.  I was startled at the length so I didn't want it to be a negative surprise to other readers.