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Public Ghost Number One
Paperback
Series: Harry McCabre, Book 2
Publisher: Puss in Books
Published: Sep 21 2025
Pages: 230
Weight: 0.51
Height: 0.52 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
A haunted apartment. A decades-old massacre. A killer who never left.
When ghost hunter Harry McCabre takes on what should be a routine haunting, she never expects to find herself tangled in a murder case dating back thirty-five years. But the spirits of Brunskill Manor aren't just restless-they're warning her.
As Harry digs into the infamous Christmas Eve Massacre, where an entire family was slaughtered and the killers vanished without a trace, she's shocked to run into her ex-boyfriend, Scotland Yard Inspector Darian Watley. With his past tied to the case in ways he never imagined, and Harry's associate, the ever-dapper Jarrett Zephyr-Thornton, along for the ride, the trio soon finds themselves knee-deep in ectoplasm-and danger.
But the past isn't done with them yet. When Harry uncovers a chilling secret, she goes from ghost hunter to hunted-because the murderers never disappeared. They're still out there. Watching. Waiting. And this time, they intend to finish what they started.
Fans of paranormal mysteries, thrilling twists, and sharp-witted investigators will love Public Ghost Number One!
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