β Scribed by Thomas Taylor
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Dan can see ghosts. See them, speak to them, and sometimes help them - for a price. Dan and his ghostly sidekick Simon (who took a bullet in the brain a few hundred years ago) help the unquiet dead solve their problems and move on to wherever they go. But when they take on the case of a teenage shoplifter, things start to spin out of control. Soon Dan is up against a very dangerous and very badly dressed gangster, and he's also got to cope with a rather unusual vicar, the ghost of a Victorian stage magician who cut off his own head (don't ask) and a spot of grave robbing. It's all in a night's work ...;Cover; Contents; 1 My Invisible Watson; 2 Yeah, Simon Really Does Talk Like That; 3 Murder by Public Transport; 4 The Gentleman of Miracles; 5 Simon's Party Trick; 6 The Firing Pin Question; 7 A Grave Business; 8 The Deal (If You Can Call It That); 9 Burke and Hare Had It Easy; 10 Johnny Sparko's Earache; 11 A Load of Old Cassocks; 12 A Pew With a View; 13 Tea, But No Sympathy; 14 In Which We All Go Down; 15 The Ghost of a Chance; 16 A Touch of the Houdinis; 17 Bullets, Bumpers and Blue Flashing Lights; 18 Gubie Gets His Way; 19 Curtains; 20 The End of It All
Juvenile Fiction -- Horror & Ghost Stories
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