β Scribed by Rose Pressey
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Things are changing for Ripley Van Raden. Sheβs still head librarian and haunted
tour guide extraordinaire, but now she has a new endeavor. As if she isnβt
surrounded by enough spookiness, Rip and her boyfriend Detective Landon purchase a
haunted museum. When Rip receives a vase mailed to the museum, she assumes itβs a
haunted donation.
Back at the library, a man is murdered. Soon Rip discovers the victim is somehow connected to the haunted vase. Now that she owns the vase is her life in danger? Does an inherited book hold the clue that she needs to solve
this crime? In the end, Rip is faced with a life-changing decision. What will she decide?
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