A country manor, a hopeful bride… and ghostly rumors that refuse to stay buried. When Sue Jaworski’s granddaughter, Jessica, considers Ridgeton Manor for her wedding reception, Sue offers to check out the venue. But what should be a simple visit takes a troubling turn when she’s pulled over by a suspicious officer, issued a questionable ticket, and subjected to an unwarranted search. Things escalate when her husband Alan—Aspen Notch’s police chief—discovers cocaine in her trunk and realizes she may have been duped. At the manor, owner Irene MacDougal is battling a different kind of threat: ghost stories that are scaring off her guests. Strange noises, unexplained sightings, and whispers of hauntings have put her business on shaky ground. Irene turns to Sue for help separating fact from fiction. While Alan investigates the impersonation, Sue digs into the manor’s mysteries and begins to suspect the so-called hauntings are as staged as the traffic stop. Someone clearly wants the bed-and-breakfast shut down—and Jessica’s wedding plans might just be collateral damage. The sixth book in the Aspen Notch Mystery Series, The Ghost of Ridgeton Manor is a heartfelt cozy mystery filled with endearing characters and a satisfying whodunit. Perfect for fans of Murder, She Wrote, Betty Rowlands, and the classic charm of Nancy Drew. __________________________________________________________________________Praise for the Aspen Notch Mystery Series:? ? ? ? ? They just keep getting better. ? ? ? ? ? I love the characters, the town and the friendships. ? ? ? ? ? Marvelous mystery. ? ? ? ? ? They are very clean books. No cussing, blatant sex, or innuendos. ? ? ? ? ? Incredibly good. ? ? ? ? ? This is a wonderful book that draws you in. ? ? ? ? ? Fun, believable characters. ? ? ? ? ? A mystery mixed with happy times. ? ? ? ? ? A cozy read with interesting characters.
