Paranormal fiction fans who like mysteries will find this a treat of a successful combination.

The gaveryard keepers daughter who has a tough attitude. The resulting mix is a bit choppy, but ultimately the mystery of the missing people becomes the primary story, and it is a gripping part of the plot. He now has to use his power of communication with the dead and his smarts to find a missing girl. Within chapters, focus shifts frequently from Murray to a deputy who is trying to find clues about a several missing homeless people, while also wrestling with his own demons, and to Pearl and her father, who want to help Murray more than anything else. He takes perhaps too much interest in and comfort from the dead, as they ask a lot less of them than living people do-his crush on a recently dead teen who was accidentally shot is much safer than his feelings for his living best friend (and perhaps more) Pearl, whose father is the caretaker at the cemetery. See the complete Dead series book list in order, box sets or omnibus editions, and companion titles. The Dead book series by Charlie Price includes books Dead Investigation and Dead Connection. Murray, a loner who communes with the dead in the town cemetery, hears the voice of a murdered cheerleader and tries to convince the adults that he knows what happened to her. Read millions of eBooks and audiobooks on the web, iPad, iPhone and Android. Great deals on one book or all books in the series. Read Dead Connection by Charlie Price with a free trial. Deeply shy, Murray prefers hiding out in the cemetery to dealing with the leaving, and he chooses to live in a shed on the grounds because he doesn’t want to be near his mess of a mother. Description: Is Murray psychic He talks to the dead and comforts them in their lonely graves, even as they provide solace for himthey are his best friends. Find the complete Dead book series by Charlie Price. In this companion novel to Dead Connection (BCCB 9/06), Murray is still figuring out how to live with his ability to communicate with the dead.

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