How to Ditch Dead Guys (Witch's Handbook Series)

After everyone she raises from the dead sinks back into the river, Emma longs for a purpose. A schedule. Something to accomplish. Then Officer Walker leaves a message on her voice mail: "There's been another murder, and I need your help." With a bag of witchcraft supplies slung over her shoulder, Emma performs a séance for Walker at the site of the murder. But nothing happens until Emma gets back home. Black smoke swirls inside the bathroom. An invisible force slams her head onto the tiled floor. A golden snake slithers across her legs, then impales her wrist with its icy teeth. As the smoke clears and the images fade, the truth becomes clear. This time around, Emma won't just watch what happened. She'll live it. As Emma helps Officer Walker solve murder cases, she relives the horror of each victim's last moments of life. From the edge of the river to the underground lair of the gang who murdered Steve, she endures it all. As Emma weakens, both the victims and the murderers who killed them fight for control of her body and mind. She's POSSESSED, and the voices inside her head won't let her ask for help. Even the Book of Shadows can't save her now. (Author's Personal Note: This newly updated version includes an extra scene written for those fans wanting MORE Jake. Enjoy!)

About the Author

Growing up an only child, I learned to entertain myself.  During summer vacations, my greatest form of exercise consisted of turning the pages of a book.  Now I'm all grown up, and full of stories half-written in my head.  I have to write them down so I can find out what happens next.When I'm not living in my own created fantasy world, I'm a small animal veterinarian, marathon pacer, avid reader, struggling cook, piano player, and a mother. My writing career began via monthly Pet Vet columns for the local Post Bulletin newspaper. Then I published non-fiction articles in RunMinnesota, Rochester Women magazine, the DVM360 journal, and The Wagazine.  Book ideas bubble up from the most unexpected places:  a sign post, a newspaper article, a late night radio program while driving in my car along a dark road. I've got more stories in my head than down on paper.Just give me time...

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