Synopsis
GHOSTLY PASSAGE is the riveting paranormal mystery about a depot in the Underground Railroad, unexplained noises in a library with a room that hasn’t been used in over 150 years, book 2 in the JOANNA DAVIS MYSTERY series.
GHOSTLY PASSAGE is the story of ghosts in a city’s library. The librarian calls paranormal investigator Joanna Davis to help her identify the noises in her Reference Room. She knows Joanna helped the police solve a murder before (GHOSTLY COMMAND). Can she figure out what’s going on in her Reference Room?
Follow Joanna, her paranormal group colleagues, and the souls who decide to speak as she tries to solve the mystery of the troubling noises behind the walls of the West Haven Public Library.
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Review
This is the second in a series about a woman who discovers her psychic abilities but uses them to help ghosts move on to a better place.
This story was fascinating and had ties to the Underground Railroad in her town. However, not everyone in town is on board with uncovering the secrets at the library. I won’t say who or why, you’ll have to read the book for that information. But it is understandable that this character didn’t want the family name drug through the mud for something an ancestor had done. However, the actions of this character might lead one to believe there is a nefarious plot to stop the search for the strange noises coming from the library.
We have many of the main characters return in this second book, including Joanna’s children, the psychic support group, and her contractor Sal. They are all instrumental in helping uncover the truth. However, her support group tends to cause more trouble due to their excitement about the situation and just wanting to be involved. Some people just can’t follow directions!
I enjoyed the mystery and felt that the story was well laid out. It moved at a constant pace, not too fast or too slow.
While I am normally on the fence when it comes to paranormal stories, I have enjoyed this series and can’t wait to see what the author has planned next.
We give this book 4 paws up.
About the Author
Author R.K. O’Brien has been writing since she was 7 with a debut short story titled THE BLOB THAT ATE WEST HAVEN. Her BA is in English and Creative Writing and my MS is in Investigations. She has been writing professionally for over 25 years and was an actress in musical theatre before that. She usually write novels, but has also published poetry, a guide to pocket parks and a self-help book. Her occasional side gig is as a high school director of musical theatre and as a speaker on the art and craft of writing.
