I don't like ghost stories, but this one totally captivated me. Meritorious Mysteries, March 1998 . . . I have seldom had so much fun with a book. . This book is lots of fun. Lizbet is a terrific protagonist, sassy and funny, with lots of future potential.
Thrasher delivers a neat puzzle with a few twists and turns from unexpected quarters.
The author's breezy style rides along on her main character's headlong rush to discover whodunit before it's done to her. Thrasher activates the element of surprise with a flair O. Henry would envy. Prime entertainment with a resourceful heroine determined to live to tell her tale in this series debut. This is no ordinary ghost story but a fast-paced, engaging mystery that made me laugh. Charlie's Bones Entries are in reverse chronological order, most recent first.