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    The Final Bet: Second Hand Ghosts, #1
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    The Final Bet: Second Hand Ghosts, #1

    By Gillian Larkin

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    Rose owns a shop called ‘Second Hand Rose’. Not all of the customers are alive; some are ghosts that ask Rose to help them with their unfinished business. Kate works with Rose and doesn’t know anything about the ghosts until Rose asks for her help. Kate has a young child and doesn’t want ghosts hanging around her, so she says no to Rose. 
    But then something happens and Kate has no choice but to help the first ghost that needs her assistance. 

     

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherGillian Larkin
    Release dateAug 24, 2015
    ISBN9781516315796
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    The Final Bet: Second Hand Ghosts, #1
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    Gillian Larkin

    I'm an avid fan of mystery stories. I started reading Agatha Christie novels at an early age. My favourite fiction detective is Poirot, I love his fussy ways and his attention to small details. I love the TV series, 'Murder She Wrote' and have watched every episode. I like working out who the killer is, and what the clues are. I live near Leeds, Yorkshire, which is in the north of England. My two daughters live with me and they are understanding about my passion for mystery shows! I've now discovered 'Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries'. I've been wanting to write my own mystery stories for years - and now I finally have.

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