This is the 3rd book in the Ghostly Southern Mystery series, and I found it to be just okay. The mystery was decent but I didn't feel like the story flowed as well as it could have. The dialogue was a little off at times, and one thing repeatedly bothered me. One of the characters in the book loves Stroh's beer, and main character Emma states that he pronounces it incorrectly by leaving off the "h" sound. She brings this up over and over again. The "h" in the word Stroh's is silent. Every time this would come up, I kept wondering how on earth she though Stroh's was supposed to be pronounced. It really threw me off. Everything tied together nicely at the end but I felt like there was just too much going on and too many characters for the length of the book.

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