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    Adventures of a Graveyard Girl (Funeral Crashing Mysteries #2)

    By Milda Harris

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    Kait Lenox is back! It's Homecoming Dance time and Kait is excited. It's her first dance with a date and that date is none other than one of the hottest, most popular guys in her school, Ethan Ripley! For once Kait doesn't feel like a funeral crashing weird girl and it's the most perfect romantic evening ever...at least until a girl gets murdered in the high school bathroom. Rumors fly, panic ensues, and Kait can't help herself, she assigns herself to the case!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMilda Harris
    Release dateApr 23, 2012
    ISBN9781476463636
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    Adventures of a Graveyard Girl (Funeral Crashing Mysteries #2)
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    Milda Harris

    Milda Harris is a Chicago girl who is now living the dream in Hollywood. She loves watching movies and playing random sports like dodgeball and kickball. Between working in production on television shows like Austin & Ally, Hannah Montana, and That's So Raven and playing with her super cute dog Licorice, she writes young adult and chick lit novels.

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    Reviews for Adventures of a Graveyard Girl (Funeral Crashing Mysteries #2)

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    • 4/5
      Fun continuation of Kait's story of crime solving high school adventures. I enjoyed it as much as the first in the series.
    • 4/5
      Kait Lenox is back! She is still visiting funeral homes and attending funerals because she likes the stories and remembrances that she sees and hears exchanged. She is still visiting her Mom’s plot in the cemetery visiting and continuing her conversations with her Mom. And, she is now dating a HOT boy in her high-school although before Ethan everyone had labeled her weird! And, she is still investigating murder …After many years (eight) I finally found this book 2 of the series for free on Amazon and scooped it up immediately. I enjoyed the light-hearted teenage look at life and death, dating and chick-lit. It would recommend it to anyone of any age.
    • 5/5
      Amazing sequel to the first book! Kait and Ethan's connection is believable, realistic, and relatable. I could not set the book down! The author has a nice way of explaining the murder situation, so it was easy to understand. The murder mystery got me full of suspense, waiting for what would happen next! What I found out, I thought was really surprising. (; It is totally worth your time to read! I recommend this book to everyone.