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Dead Man Talking
Theres no savoring the Pepper Martin seriesyoull devour each book and still be hungry for more!
Kathryn Smith, USA Today bestselling author
My favorite ghost hunter, sassy Pepper Martin, is back in another hauntingly good mystery.
Shirley Damsgaard, author of The Seventh Witch
Night of the Loving Dead
Gravestones, ghosts, and ghoulish misdemeanors delight in Casey Danielss witty Night of the Loving Dead .
Madelyn Alt, national bestselling author
Pepper proves once again that great style, quick wit, and a sharp eye can solve any mystery.
Publishers Weekly
[A] well-plotted paranormal mystery thatshares some answers that fans have had since we first met this entertaining character, and adds several surprising twists along the way.
Darque Reviews
Tombs of Endearment
A fun romp through the streets and landmarks of ClevelandA tongue-in-cheeklook at life beyond the graveWell worth picking up.
Suite101.com
[A] PI who is Stephanie Plum-meets- Sex and the City s Carrie BradshawIts fun, its chick, and appealing[A] quick, effortless read with a dash of Bridget Jonesstyle romance.
PopSyndicate.com
With witty dialogue and an entertaining mystery, Ms. Daniels pens an irresistible tale of murder, greed, and a lesson in love. A well-paced storyline thats sure to have readers anticipating Peppers next ghostly client.
Darque Reviews
Sassy, spicyPepper Martin, wearing her Moschino Cheap & Chic pink polka dot sling backs, will march right into your imagination.
Shirley Damsgaard, author of The Seventh Witch
The Chick and the Dead
Amusing with her breezy chick-lit style and sharp dialogue.
Publishers Weekly
Ms. Daniels has a hit series on her hands.
The Best Reviews
Ms. Daniels is definitely a hot new voice in paranormal mysteryIntriguingWell-writtenwith a captivating storyline and tantalizing characters.
Darque Reviews
[F]un, flirtatious, and feisty[A] fast-paced read, filled with likeable characters.
Suite101.com
Don of the Dead
Fabulous! One of the funniest books Ive read this year.
MaryJanice Davidson, New York Times bestselling author
Theres not a ghost of a chance youll be able to put this book down. Write faster, Casey Daniels.
Emilie Richards, USA Today bestselling author
One part Godfather, one part Bridget Jones, one part ghost story, driven by a spunky new sleuthA delightful read!
Roberta Isleib, author of Asking for Murder
[A] humorous and highly entertaining expedition into mystery and the supernatural.
Linda O. Johnston, author of Feline Fatale
A spooky mystery, a spunky heroine, and sparkling wit! Give us more!
Kerrelyn Sparks, USA Today bestselling author
[F]unny and fast-paced; her sassy dialogueher bravado, and her slightly off-kilter view of life make Pepper an unforgettable characterThe only drawback is waiting for book two!
Library Journal (starred review)
[A] fun cozy with a likeable heroine and a satisfying plot.
Suite101.com
Fans of Buffy ought to enjoy this oneOriginal, funny, and shows plenty of scope for future books (all of which I aim to read)[A] highly enjoyable debut.
MyShelf.com
DON OF THE DEAD
THE CHICK AND THE DEAD
TOMBS OF ENDEARMENT
NIGHT OF THE LOVING DEAD
DEAD MAN TALKING
TOMB WITH A VIEW
A HARD DAYS FRIGHT
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This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, and incidents either are the product of the authors imagination or are used fictitiously, and any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, business establishments, events, or locales is entirely coincidental. The publisher does not have any control over and does not assume any responsibility for author or third-party websites or their content.
A HARD DAYS FRIGHT
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Copyright 2011 by Connie Laux.
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For Leslie Wey,
as good a brainstormer as she is a friend.
August 14, 1966
H eres the thing people didnt get about Lucy Pasternak, I mean people who never met her: Lucy sparkled.
Back when the rest of us Baby Boomers where white bread ordinary, Lucy was one of the beautiful people. Inside and out. She wasnt afraid to let it show, either. Lucy let her personality shine through, no matter what people said or thought about her. Like that time the kids in her sophomore class were picking on a newcomer simply because she was new, and Lucy stood up for the girl and welcomed her to her lunch table (which, because it was Lucys, was the lunch table).
Or the night we went to the Beatles concert at Cleveland Municipal Stadium, and Lucy wore a miniskirt seven inches above her knees. Nobody was doing that then. I mean, nobody but the models in the fashion magazines. My mother practically choked when Lucy walked in to pick me up to go the concert. And me? I dont think the word dork had been coined yet, but I didnt need a word to explain how I felt standing next to tall, reed-thin Lucy in my turquoise and white plaid skirt, my blue blouse, my kneesocks, and the matching cardigan my mother insisted I wear in case it got chilly. Oh yeah, I was a dork, all right, and I could only pray that by the time three years passed and I was seventeenas old and mature as LucyId be half as cool.
Yes, we did use the word cool .
I remember that distinctly, because I remember the first words Lucy spoke when we all piled onto the train (only, here in Cleveland, we call it the rapid ) to head home after the concert.
I am cool! I am brave! I am, my dear friends, groovy, neat, and really something else!
Lucy flopped into the seat beside me. When most girls were still wearing their hair teased up into a beehive and hair sprayed to within an inch of its life, Lucys sweet corn-colored hair was past her shoulders and as straight as she could get it with the help of her moms iron and ironing board. She swung her head, and her hair gleamed. She was wearing golden lipstick and her nails glistened with gold polish, too, only Lucy called it nail lacquer, the way the English girls we read about in Seventeen did.
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