Ghost Huntress Book 2: The Guidance by Marley Gibson (Book Review 213)

Ghost Huntress Book 2: The Guidance by Marley Gibson

LOVED IT

I think I liked this one better than the first in the Ghost Huntress series.  Kendall finally finds her own voice and becomes confident in her abilites  both normal and paranormal.  There is enough action to keep the pages turning, conflicts between her mother and boyfriend to get sorted out as well as making friends with cheerleader who previously made her life hell.  It doesn't hurt that the cheerleader is possessed by a spirit and Kendall helps to expell him.

This series is just wonderfully scripted and should pull in girls of all ages.  I think that this is probably safe for any teen, especially those recultant readers.  There is just some kissing and exploring that is safely put to a stop by her ghost mentor, Emily.  I can't wait for the next one in May, 2010.


Product Description
Kendall and her ghost hunting team is the talk of Radisson, Georgia, but one person isn’t so pleased. Courtney Langdon doesn’t appreciate Kendall’s new popularity or her relationship with Jason, Courtney’s ex.
So Courtney begins dabbling in the paranormal world. At first it’s all a game to draw attention away from Kendall. But Courtney doesn’t know what she’s getting into—or what wants in her. This is one game that’s about to turn deadly serious.
And for more about Kendall and the ghost huntresses, check out www.ghosthuntress.com!

About the Author

Marley Gibson grew up in a southern town very much like her fictional Radisson. She never saw any ghosts growing up—that she knows of—although she has been on a few ghost hunts recently with the famed New England Ghost Project and has gotten some verrrrrry interesting pictures. Marley is a member of the New England Romance Writers of America (RWA) and the Society of Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators. She is the creator and founder of Chick Lit Writers RWA. She lives in the Boston area with her best friend, personal webmaster, and hubby, Mike.

She can be found online at http://www.marleygibson.com/ or at her blog, http://www.booksboysbuzz.com/.