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    Just Here for the Boos

    By Katy Lewis

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    Jaded event planner Kaycee Caraway’s life is about to take a hair-raising turn when murder hits home in this delightfully haunting novel by Katy Lewis.

    Meet Kaycee Caraway – part Martha Stewart, part Inspector Clouseau. When she finds the body of her ex-husband Joey on his kitchen floor, it’s up to Kaycee to find his killer if she ever wants to get his spirit out of her life. It’s bad enough his ghost is naked, but Joey doesn’t seem to be in a hurry to leave.

    The skeletons that creep out of Joey’s closet make solving the case thorny. She sure doesn’t need the distraction of her irrepressible mother, who wants her to find a good man, her giddy father, who’s infatuated with a cat-lady, or her self-absorbed sisters, who find fidelity too restricting.

    When her one source of authoritative help turns out to be a brooding detective who hates women, she discovers her troubles are just beginning.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKaty Lewis
    Release dateOct 27, 2014
    ISBN9781310663376
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    Just Here for the Boos
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    Katy Lewis

    Katy Lewis grew up in the Midwest where not a lot happened amidst the cornfields, so books held a fascinating means of escape. She loves all things quirky, and developed the ability to see humor in almost anything. After doing stints as a bartender, English teacher, and marketing copywriter, she followed her muse's less-than-gentle nudge and began writing mysteries. Katy lives in central Illinois, still in the midst of those cornfields, where a lot still doesn't happen.

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