Review: When you think about yourself does that mean you stop thinking about everyone else?
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 12, 2014
Maggie Phillips considers herself to be a good wife, an awesome mom, an amazing housekeeper and less than perfect person.  Maggie has stumbled over some less than advantageous local crimes and the last one left her emotionally and physically scarred.  Her husband Neil never lost faith in her ability to get to the source of the problem but right now he wants Maggie’s attention focused on something else.When Maggie’s mother-in-law offers up a chance for Maggie along with Neil and her best friends to set to rights a property Maggie is all for it especially when she is in charge of getting rid of the present tenant, a ghost.  The property is a little outdated so fixing it up is a cinch but ghost hunting is not as easy as it looks when you have no prior experience of finding or removing such a thing.  But it appears the ghost knows they are there and one creepy event after another has Maggie realizing she may be in over her head on this one.  Neil never wavers in helping her out or helping her uncover clues but his main objective is getting Maggie back on emotionally stable ground and his method of doing so may make their personal relationship more than a little on the rocks.Accidents abound, clues come then go, rumors run in front of the gossip, and through it all Maggie never loses her focus on figuring out if the problem is human or supernatural.  She is convinced it cannot be both but she has been wrong before and those times were it seems as perilous as this case.  The objective of just one normal day is not in Maggie’s profile but perhaps it should be now that she is spreading herself a little thinThis series is a must read for its complete package of character, romance, chaos, and best of all Maggie, a woman just as imperfect as the rest of us.  Jennifer L. Hart delivers with every book and this series only down side is she cannot write them fast enough.