Not for me

This was just wasn't for me. There was nothing wrong with the story and I can't really say why, I think it just seemed slow and I struggled to get through it, which is unusual. The characters were like able enough and the ghosts were a fun addition, although I did think they would have got involved in the investigation but they were more interested in fashion. The animals of course stole the show. I did think for such a slow start to the story the end was rushed. The mystery was taken over with the running of the inn and the problems with it. which did make the mystery feel like it was on the back burner. There were a few questions I would have liked to have answered, like why she was left the hotel in the first place but at least the killer is caught. I will probably join Maureen again but I am not in any hurry to do so.
Maureen loses her job after the department store closed and with no way to pay the rent, she jumps at the chance when she learns she has inherited a inn. The inn is the only thing she inherits, she also gets the big running costs of the out dated inn and it's residents ghosts and ghost hunters. When one of the ghost hunters is killed after claiming to have caught one of the ghost on film, Maureen also becomes the prime suspect. Along with her bar tender. To keep the inn running and clear there names the pair will have to work together to find out who really spiked his drink with poison.
The narrator does a good job, to bring life into the characters.

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