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A Haunted Hotel Mystery #1
The Ghost in My Hotel
Maggie runs an isolated haunted hotel which normally suits her introverted life. She has her cats, her best friend, Olive, and a job that keeps her interested. The only real downside is that Olive is a ghost.
Then, a major storm hits while a cozy mystery writer conference is about to start and a maid finds one of the authors dead.
Now Maggie and park ranger, Lyle Cook, must figure out who murdered the writer while juggling the input of dozens of authors who are all certain they know how criminals think. Worse, another guest is found gravely injured and the storm has cut the Inn off from the nearest town.
As guests start to get restive and the suspects pile up, Maggie enlists Olive to help her ferret out information that she might otherwise miss. But will Olive's information come too late to save Maggie from the killer?
The Ghost in My Hotel is the delightful first novel in the Haunted Hotel Series.
Then, a major storm hits while a cozy mystery writer conference is about to start and a maid finds one of the authors dead.
Now Maggie and park ranger, Lyle Cook, must figure out who murdered the writer while juggling the input of dozens of authors who are all certain they know how criminals think. Worse, another guest is found gravely injured and the storm has cut the Inn off from the nearest town.
As guests start to get restive and the suspects pile up, Maggie enlists Olive to help her ferret out information that she might otherwise miss. But will Olive's information come too late to save Maggie from the killer?
The Ghost in My Hotel is the delightful first novel in the Haunted Hotel Series.
186 pages, Paperback
Published November 30, 2022
About the author
Bonnie Elizabeth
111 books14 followersBonnie Elizabeth wrote her first story when she was 8 years old. Fortunately, that story has long since been lost. Since that time she has worked a variety of jobs including veterinary receptionist, library assistant, bookstore clerk, cemetery administrator and as an acupuncturist.
In addition to writing novels, she has written extensively about acupuncture. She writes acupuncture books at Bonnie Koenig, LAc. She also blogs as her cat Chey as Chey at mysiamese.com.
You can find her books at her publisher's website, MyBigFatOrangeCat.com or at her own site, BonnieElizabeth.com
In addition to writing novels, she has written extensively about acupuncture. She writes acupuncture books at Bonnie Koenig, LAc. She also blogs as her cat Chey as Chey at mysiamese.com.
You can find her books at her publisher's website, MyBigFatOrangeCat.com or at her own site, BonnieElizabeth.com
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July 17, 2023
Cute and fun cozy paranormal mystery. It did drag a bit in the middle but it was still 3 stars.
The plot moved quickly as we are introduced to Maggie the hotel manager. She markets the Neary-Ten as a HAUNTED HOTEL which is accurate as the ghosts are real. They are also the full body apparition-walking-talking fooling people types who wander around the hotel interacting with the guests and helping solve murders. The ice storm and everyone stranded at the hotel was a good story line, but it was hard to follow who all the guests were and how they fit into the murder.
First books in a series often suffer from too much and this one has too much all over the place but the bones are good. Maggie is interesting and the ghosts have some secrets that we will figure out as the series progresses.
The plot moved quickly as we are introduced to Maggie the hotel manager. She markets the Neary-Ten as a HAUNTED HOTEL which is accurate as the ghosts are real. They are also the full body apparition-walking-talking fooling people types who wander around the hotel interacting with the guests and helping solve murders. The ice storm and everyone stranded at the hotel was a good story line, but it was hard to follow who all the guests were and how they fit into the murder.
First books in a series often suffer from too much and this one has too much all over the place but the bones are good. Maggie is interesting and the ghosts have some secrets that we will figure out as the series progresses.
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