ghostly echoes a jackaby novel william ritter

It’s great to see her realize that for herself. And normal doesn’t mean boring, nor does it mean that she’s not a vital part of the team. Abigail often frets that being normal makes her a liability in certain situations, she finds out in this book that sometimes it’s good to be normal. She’s the practical one, the one with common sense, the only “normal” person in her small, strange circle. And, surprisingly, that unraveling the mystery surrounding the death of Jenny Cavanaugh, the previous tenant and current haunter of 926 Augur Lane, is the first step in solving it all.Īs much as Ghostly Echoes is about Jenny and unraveling the mystery of her death, Abigail remains the true hero of this series. Jackaby and his intrepid assistant Abigail Rook have come to the realization that each of their smaller cases are leading them toward a much larger-and much more sinister-plot. First we had turquoise, then yellow, and now purple-any guesses on what the color the fourth book’s cover will be? (I’m throwing my vote for red out there now.)Īfter solving seemingly disconnected cases, R.F. Yet another gorgeous cover, which-thank goodness-is totally in keeping with the rest of the gorgeously covered series. I will refrain from major spoilers in my review, but there might be hints at plot points and details about the larger story. If you have read the first two books, however, feel free to continue below. If you have not read the first two books- Jackaby and Beastly Bones-turn away now. Relationship Status: ‘Till Death Do Us Partĭanger, Will Robinson! Ghostly Echoes is the third book in the Jackaby series. Bonus Factors: More Jenny, Transgender Rights

Ghostly echoes a jackaby novel william ritter