Ghost of a Dream

ebook / ISBN-13: 9781784297060

Price: £3.99

ON SALE: 7th January 2016

Genre: Fantasy / Ghosts & Poltergeists

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JC, Melody and Happy Jack are looking forward to working a straightforward case for a change. They’re about to be disappointed.

After the potentially world-altering events of their last assignment, the Ghost Finders are looking forward to working a more run-of-the-mill case. The team has asked to investigate a haunted theatre (aren’t they all?).

The Hayburn Theatre is in the middle of renovations, but work has been thrown off schedule by some peculiar and unnatural activities – standard haunting stuff. But there is nothing standard about the Phantom of the Hayburn, an ancient evil with the ability to alter reality itself. The team will need to push their skills – and luck – to the limit if they hope to leave the theatre in one piece.

Ghost of a Dream is the third title in New York Times bestselling author Simon R. Green’s Ghost Finders series.

Reviews

Thoroughly entertaining
Jim Butcher, #1 New York Times bestselling author of The Dresden Files
Undeniably a fun, free-wheeling romp with things that go bump in the night . . . this is an enjoyable read with slapstick vignettes and cleverly devised situations
Romantic Times
As good as Green's Nightside and the Secret Histories sagas
Alternative Worlds
It continually amazes me how Green can pump out such original stories
Crooked Reviews
He's a clever, clever writer . . . you can see the glee just dripping off the page . . . as something to amuse yourself with on a rainy Sunday, or to cleanse your palate after something a little more serious, you can do worse. Make yourself a big bowl of popcorn, put up your feet, and go adventuring with JC, Melody and Happy. Have a little fun
Prettyterrible.com
Green keeps the action and laughs flowing in equal measure. Here's hoping for many more adventures of this terrific quartet
SFRevu
Skirmishes and plot twists rule as Green serves up enough blood and viscera to slake the thirst of any thriller aficionado. Readers will appreciate the camaraderie and snappy dialogue of what is sure to become Britain's favourite ghost hunters
Publishers Weekly on Ghost of a Chance
Plenty of witty banter and snappy dialogue . . . A lovely blend of popcorn adventure and atmospheric thriller
The Green Man Review
A fun mystery, heavy on the horror element and kept me entertained throughout
All Things Urban Fantasy on The Ghost Finders