The Mummy's Curse
Paperback
Series: Afterlife Calls, Book 2
Publisher: Massetti Pub
Published: Aug 11 2021
Pages: 318
Weight: 0.76
Height: 0.71 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
One curse. Three victims. A race against time.
Edie
My boyfriend is in a coma. And all we know is that there's dark magic behind it.
If we don't figure out how to break him out, he could be comatose forever.
Could the cursed Ancient Egyptian mummy who just woke up be the key to his freedom?
Niamh
I need to break the curse, but I also need to pay the bills. I'm pretty sure they won't accept 'my best friend has been cursed' as an excuse to default on the mortgage.
Working on a building site isn't my favourite thing to do, but it's easy money.
Or at least, I thought it was. Until I walked head-first into a poltergeist.
I've avoided poltergeists for a decade. Ever since one killed my first husband.
But with families moving in and no one else to exorcise the poltergeist, will what little power I have be enough to take him down?
Will Niamh and Edie break the curse? Can their 4,000 year old friend help? Find out in the second instalment of the mother/daughter paranormal mystery series, Afterlife Calls.
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