Quietly exploring her newfound abilities and reinventing her life, she discovers fifty is the new forty ... and there's nothing quiet about it.

Connie thought last year was full of surprises. Her husband passed away only to have his spirit attach to a taxidermy beaver named Brodie. The moratorium on her family for practicing witchcraft and other psychic arts was lifted. She began seeing and communicating with ghosts. And in a unique career move, she accepted a position at a real estate agency matching haunted houses with informed buyers.

Now, what was supposed to be a relaxing, business-related getaway at a quaint bed and breakfast has turned deadly. When the owner suddenly dies, Connie is stunned to find a will that was created years ago. Despite having never met before, the owner left the house, and her cat, to Connie.

After an 800-mile move, she finds herself playing referee to a pair of squabbling ghost siblings, while a grumpy spirit leads her on a search for a killer who strikes close to home. All with Brodie the Beaver tagging along.

It seems secrets aren't the only things buried in the basement.

Spooked by the Sister is the second book in the Extra-Ordinary Midlife Mysteries series If you enjoy solving mysteries, join Connie and her friends for a little snark, a little spooky creepiness, and a lot of laughs.

This book was previously published as Changing Locks by Lynn M. Stout.

Autorentext

Lynn M. Stout grew up wandering the streets of Historic Downtown Jonesboro, Tennessee where she absorbed the town's rich history, fed her active imagination, and twisted her ankle on cobblestones.

She is an unapologetic voyeur when it comes to old houses and has an unhealthy obsession with creepy staircases. She loves research and enjoys a deep dive into old stories, especially if a ghost is involved.

She is married to her amazing and supportive husband of thirty years and is happy to report that she still likes him very much.

As a recent empty-nester, she is finding adventure in Michigan and is pleasantly surprised to find that her southern roots don't object to cooler weather at all.

She enjoys long walks with the Boxer, cuddling with her freakishly large cats, a good bottle (or two) of wine, and will continue to love Tennessee Volunteer Football no matter how bad it gets.