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Lady Justice and the Ghostly Treasure

By: Robert Thornhill
Narrated by: George Kuch
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Is there really a spirit world? And if there is, can those disembodied souls communicate with the living?

Can departed love ones speak to family from beyond the grave?

These are questions Walt must ponder when a bizarre series of paranormal events lead his friend, Mary, to a treasure hidden away for seventy years, and a family she never knew existed.

Walt’s ultimate answer lies in the words of the Professor, “There are still many things beyond the comprehension of mortal man.”

A light-hearted look at things that go ‘bump’ in the night.

©2016 to present Robert Thornhill (P)2018 Robert Thornhill Cosy Mystery Supernatural Thriller & Suspense Paranormal Heartfelt Fiction
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I really enjoyed this book and think it might be my favourite one in the lady justice series so far. Walt is definitely back in full comic humour in this instalment. Lots of chuckling went into listening to this book. The last couple of books I have reviewed in this series only got a four star because they were to serious and it felt like the author had a message he wanted to get a cross and even though I did like them I couldn't loose myself in them, unlike this one. This one is pure FUN, just right for getting lost in the adventure with.
Walt as a cop has had to see and deal with a lot but being a cop and then a P.I has not prepared him in how to deal with a ghost and that his exactly what Mary (the manager of his flop house) wants him to do. In a bizarre twist of fate the ghostly sighting leads Walt and the gang into a new adventure involving some breaking and entering, camping in the wild, treasure hunting, old mysteries and family connections as well as guns and bombs. In this book Walt will have to face it all if he wants to survive this haunting altercation.
George Kuch as the narrator just gets better and better.

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