Family history lesson

I did enjoy this book but with all the town history and the different versions it was a little hard to keep track of who everybody was. It's not my favourite in the series but is still worth a listen, especially as you learn more of why everybody in town hates Calamity or blames her. The characters, especially the ghosts continue to entertain and either help or hinder the investigations. The book continues on from the last book with Cal's sister not talking to her after the big secret has been relieved, although you don't need to have read the previous book to follow along as the author does a good job of bringing you up to date . The mystery was good (if a little complicated) and I had sort of guessed who was behind it, mainly because the character kept popping up and was never suspected. I hope there is another book in the series.
With her sister not talking to her the last thing Cal needs is to investigate a case that is contacted to the founding fathers of the town. With each family heirloom that is stolen from the museum an attack on one of the ancestors remaining family members also accrues and as Cal's own family had a part to play in the town she and her sister could also be a target. Can she stop the next attack? And find the killer? Even if it means learning more about her own family history? And can she trust the town's ghost to help her where her sister won't?
I liked the narrator. She is the right choice for Cal and her friends with her pleasant voice.
I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

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