Ghosted

Nikki Ashburne #1

by Dayle A. Dermatis

After former party girl Nikki Ashburne accidentally overdoses and briefly dies, she wakes up able to see ghosts.

A good thing, because she lost all her other friends in the process. Now she runs ghosts tours of Los Angeles with her spirit-friends’ help.

So when someone starts exorcising the ghosts of Hollywood, Nikki scrambles to find the perpetrator before her livelihood—and her only friends—vanish forever.

Come for the ghosts. Stay for the snark.

Just keep your mitts off Nikki’s friends.

Genres: Supernatural, Urban Fantasy, Fantasy

226 pages, ebook

First published February 20, 2018

About the author

www.DayleDermatis.com

--------------------------------------------------------------

     Want to say THANKS or help an author out?

Go to Patreon.com/Dayle
or
DayleDermatis.com/free-fiction/

------------------------------------------------------------- 

LATEST PUBLICATIONS

Ghosted – snarky urban fantasy

Researching History for Fantasy Writers – nonfiction 

Umberto Scolari and the Five Mysteries – 
Renaissance Italy mystery collection

--------------------------------------------------------------

UNCOLLECTED ANTHOLOGY

Redefining the boundaries of urban and
contemporary fantasy
UncollectedAnthology.com

Reviews

[Sally · Rating 2 out of 5]

This was a cute story but between the spelling errors and then having someone speak who wasn't even there (and I'm not talking about a ghost), I'm not interested in reading anything else by this author. I think I got this in a story bundle and I didn't realize it was self-published. I normally steer clear of self-pubbed because they're often not as tight as I like and this one could have used more beta readers. Also, I normally don't figure out who the bad guy is in mysteries but I figured this one out in the first half. The final big scene fell flat for me too. I created a shelf of "do not read again" for this book. It could have been so much better.

[Perrin · Rating 3 out of 5]

A strong 3-1/2 stars. Such a cute read, and I adored the author's voice! Ghosts are my thing. Glad to see a book along the lines of Darynda Jones's "Grave" series with its combination of snark and supernatural. The ending could have been tighter, even for a series. It's like there should have been another chapter, but when I turned the page, whoopsie! book's done!

Looking forward to seeing how this series develops.

[Darlene · Rating 4 out of 5]

Fun read.

[Alexandria Blaelock · Rating 4 out of 5]

Lighthearted and amusing tale of rescue and redemption. If you can call a story about preventing exorcism that.