Review: Why do all the houses she chooses to restore end up being haunted?? A fun-filled mystery
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 29, 2013
Bama is at it again. While traveling with her boyfriend, Reed, to his family reunion in Georgia, she finds and decides to purchase another fixer-upper. This time a Georgia plantation. It's haunted by a beautiful woman who was murdered 20 years before. Alabama (Bama) purchases it from a car salesman who had bought it and was trying to turn it into some sort of Medieval castle. After the sale goes through, she gets a call from the car salesman to come pick up some paperwork on the house. Her boyfriend agrees to meet her at the car lot, and is the first there where he finds the salesman dead.While beginning renovations, she sees the ghost first hand, who guides her to some yearbooks upstairs from the school  where the ghost had been a teacher. She also finds the ghosts' appointment book that shows who her last appointment was with before she was murdered. Her boyfriend is a suspect in the murder of the car salesman because he was there first. While trying to solve the murder and clear Reed, Bama runs into all kinds of problems...a white Ford car that follows them everywhere they go, an eccentric 80 year old historical society preservationist who is almost anal about making them follow the codes of the time period in restoring the house, and a very strange man who watches them from the edge of the woods of the house they are working on.They experience cold drafts in the house, strange footsteps, and the feeling of being watched all the time. A good fun read.