Harmony’s grandmom
has died, and her dad is a musician and travels a lot, and this time Harmony is
with him. The stop in Savannah, Georgia,
is one where they will be there for a while, and Harmony wants to do some of
the ghost tours, as that is her jam. While
on one, she takes a picture, she is sure there is more in it than anyone gives
her credit for. When she goes to get the
picture printed and blown up, she meets a girl, Myah, who becomes a friend and
will help her figure out the picture and the truth behind it. Soon, the duo becomes a trio when Robby, the
son of a lady that Savannah and her dad are renting a guest house from. Harmony learns there has been a murder
recently, and the deceased's son is still missing. Could this be related?
I really
liked this book, it had lots of action, suspense thick as pea soup, and a good
plot. Yes, the mystery can be figured
out really easily, but it is the path that makes this a good book. The ghost stories, the friends, the historic
tidbits, the grief journey, and the dogged determination not to be dismissed
because of their age, that is what made this a great book for me.
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