DEATH AT THE DRIVE-IN
Paranormal Romance
AUTHOR:
Angie Fox
RELEASE DATE:
March 19, 2024
PUBLISHER:
Moose Island Books
ISBN/ ASIN NUMBER :
9781957685175
RATING:
4.5
AUTHOR LINK:
https://angiefox.com/
Sugarland, Tennessee has not always been the safe and
peaceful town it is today. It too has a dark and seedy past… Or so Verity Long
discovers. When her ghostly sidekick’s girlfriend gets possessed, she jumps in
to help. All the clues lead to a 1956 cold case. Verity and Frankie’s
investigation takes them to an abandoned drive-in and an Irish mob’s pub. Can
Verity solve the case in time to save her ghostly partner and his girlfriend? And
are some secrets better left buried?
Verity always struck me as the selfless type. So, it is
no surprise that she willingly offered to help Frankie save Molly. She would
never leave any friend, the living or the ghostly, behind. I like the support
Verity gets from both her sister and Ellis. Verity knows that when it comes to
information, Melody is her “to go” person.
I love Ellis’ steadfast belief in Verity’s ability. He
may worry but Ellis knows that she will do what she feels is necessary.
Frankie the German is totally stepping up. In this story,
he demonstrates what he is willing to do for Molly. It is nice seeing him being
so selfless for a change. Yeah, Frankie still has some deep-seeded issues he
needs to work on. But I believe he will eventually get there. I suspect that
once he realizes he can trust Verity will Frankie move on.
The one character that surprised me the most in this book
is Virginia, Ellis’ mother, and Verity’s nemesis. I always hated the despicable
things she did and said to Verity in the earlier book. Virginia deserved the
comeuppance she received in book eleven, GIVE UP THE GHOST. I notice that it
humbled her, especially towards Verity. I am also glad that she finally noticed
the upstanding man that Ellis is. It always takes a distasteful situation to
find out who cares for you.
DEATH AT THE DRIVE-IN is book thirteen in Angie Fox’s
paranormal-mystery romance series, SOUTHERN GHOST HUNTER MYSTERIES. The story
can easily stand alone, yet I suggest reading the series from start to finish. Each
book shows the trials both Verity and Frankie underwent in their unlikely
partnership. Poor Ellis, he hardly showed up in this story. That is the only
nitpick I have. The only question I have is… When is Verity’s grandmother going
to make an appearance!!
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