Ebook Review: Ghost Glasses by Rikki Goodwin

 

Blurb: 

When a sixty-years-dead lonely ghost meets the spirit of a child, she’s forced to confront the monsters haunting her to provide the child with companionship. Whether by finding others trapped in-between as they are, or contacting the girl’s living father using a smarmy paranormal investigator hunting for fame, she’s determined to succeed in her task.

But the ghost’s memory isn’t what it used to be, and reality fades more by the day. The monsters are growing more resolute. She’ll have to reunite the child with family before she forgets her mission…and herself.

Fans of “The Haunting of Velkwood” by Gwendolyn Kiste, “The Spite House” by Johnny Compton, and “It Rides a Pale Horse” by Andy Marino will enjoy “Ghost Glasses” by Rikki Goodwin.

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My Review - 5 of 5 stars - 

I wasn't sure what to expect with this story. I found it quite intriguing, a different way to look at ghosts. Poppy tried to hang onto her notebook to keep herself relatively grounded. As we followed her journey, we encountered a truck driver, several monstrosities, a ghost child, a ghost hunter, the selfishness of humanity, and love. I did figure out the monstrosities before Poppy did, and I wished we found out Poppy's real name. Little Addie had my heart and tears, and the ending hint at Buddy and Poppy helping out other ghosts had me rooting for this duo.

I received an ARC through Rowan Prose, and this is my unsolicited review.