Ghost Town (The Ghost Files #6)

In Ghost Town, Chanel Smith's sixth installment in the series, Monty and Ellen find themselves running from one job to the next, despite feeling worn out from their last adventure in London. A combination of perpetually lost luggage and a week of intense questioning by Scotland Yard over the disappearance of Dr. Wandsworth left Ellen feeling drained and Monty a bit daunted; but once again their reputation precedes them. A resounding recommendation leads a flustered New Orleans businessman to make the Drews an offer that's too good to refuse. It's plain to see that the new owner and operator of La Madame LaRue, Jean LaBeaux, is desperate to have their help.

Almost immediately upon their arrival, the presence of supernatural entities in the historic New Orleans mansion becomes as real as the swamp that surrounds the property. It is evident that the La Madame LaRue is as haunted as they come.

As the rich and twisted history of the house and the family that built it unravels, Ellen and Monty are confronted by some of the most explosive spirit activity they've ever encountered. But if they are to solve their client’s problem and enable him to save his new business venture, they must settle into the case quickly, get to the root of the disturbance and put the unruly entity at ease.

With the help of knowledgeable locals like Henry and Prince John, the two soon get to the bottom of the Bordeaux family mystery, but will they be able to convince the ghostly ancestors inhabiting the mansion that the grievances of the past are worth letting go?

GHOST TOWN is a ghost-packed paranormal investigation with spirited thrills, spine-tingling paranormal interaction, and humorous moments.

**Acclaim for the authors of THE GHOST FILES series**

“Like Stephen King, Scott Nicholson knows how to summon serious scares.”
—BENTLEY LITTLE, international bestselling author of His Father’s Son and The Store

“I love this!”
—PIERS ANTHONY, international bestselling author of A Spell for Chameleon and On a Pale Horse on J.R. Rain’s Moon Dance

“Scott Nicholson is a writer who always surprises and always entertains.”
—JONATHAN MABERRY, bestselling author of Patient Zero and The Dragon Factory

“Dark Horse is the best book I’ve read in a long time!”
—GEMMA HALLIDAY, award-winning author of Viva Las Vegas and Spying in High Heels

“Scott Nicholson is a wonderful storyteller.”
—SHARYN MCCRUMB, bestselling author of The Ballad Novels and Lovely in Her Bones

“Powerful stuff!”
—AIDEN JAMES, author of Plague of Coins and Deadly Night on J.R. Rain’s Arthur

“Keep both hands on your pants, because Nicholson is about to scare them off.”
—J.A. KONRATH, bestselling author of Shaken and Cherry Bomb