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Night of the Loving Dead
Night of the Loving Dead (Pepper Martin Mysteries, No. 4)
Night of the Loving Dead
Casey Daniels
Introducing sleuth Pepper Martin... And now, in her fourth hip, quirky mystery, she?s all ours. Pepper Martin, heiress-turnedcemetery- tour-guide, often has her hands full with two hotties and the ghosts who won?t let her rest?or work, or shop?in peace. Now the specter of a young woman in a lab coat wants Pepper?s help. Before the woman died, she worked with a sexy, mysterious doctor who coincidentally once saved Pepper?s life?and who the woman claims is now in danger. But Pepper doesn?t know that there?s more to the story, including a devious doctor?and an obsessive, crazy love.
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Book Details

Genre: 

  • Mystery
  • Series

Age Level: 

  • 12 and up
Night of the Loving Dead review by RDufo
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RDufo

The Night of the Living Dead is a thrilling science fiction book. You follow along with Pepper Martin, a trendy and beautiful, cemetery tour guide. Who, by the way, can talk to the dead. While on a trip to a cemetery convention, which she only went to because her boss was sick, she runs into a ghost. Madeline is her name, and she has been dead for 3 years. She tells Pepper about a study that Dr. Gerard is holding. Madeline tips Pepper off that maybe this study isn't as legal as it may seem.

Rating:
3
Content Rating:

Content rating - mature content
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Night of the Loving Dead review by TOltma_JMajor
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TOltma_JMajor

Pepper, a young private investigator, has a gift. She has the gift to be able to talk to the "other side". (The dead) Pepper meets a young scientist named Dan who wants to do studies on her brain. He is looking for somebody who can communicate with the dead. His wife, Madeline, was mugged and killed by mentally ill guy. When Pepper gets sent on a business trip in place of her boss, she visits the Gerard Clinic, a mentally ill facility, run by Hillton Gerard, and she finds out the truth. If a mentally ill person goes in, they never come back out.

Rating:
3
Content Rating:

Content rating - some mature content
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