Review of Lights, Camera, Poltergeist by Nell Dixon
5 stars
“Lights, Camera, Poltergeist” is a delightful quick read
with plenty of romance, emotion, suspense, mystery, and overtones of the
Paranormal. Fae is the fortunate guest presenter on the Ghost UK program, a
role for which she had to overcome much competition, and she knows if she
falters, someone else will be happy to take her place. John, one of the
electricians, is her lover, and she had hoped to spend a romantic Valentine’s
Day together: not on a live program in a drafty Scottish castle, nearly abandoned
and inhabited only by the almost middle-aged laird and his two retainers.
Claiming Poltergeist activity, the Laird requested the
assistance of Ghost UK; but it’s apparent he has other issues-and a money
payoff seems to be one of them. Fae and John are very suspicious, yet at the
same time, events occur which are surely Supernatural and beyond the control of
the Laird. It’s up to Fae and John to track down the true source, and at the
same time solve the mystery of what or whom is troubling the Laird near to
death.
A light paranormal romantic suspense, “Lights, Camera,
Poltergeist” makes an enjoyable read for Valentine’s, or any time.
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