Santa's Unfinished Business

by Chrissy Wissler

Overview

Cass wakes up seconds before her phone rings. Not her landline but her cell--the one she'd purposefully left in the living room. The one now currently nestled underneath her pillow, happily playing the Ghostbusters song.

Gran calling--of course. Gran, who always needs helps, always someone to drive her to some creepy cemetery or place with a restless spirit--or three. The kinda places that stop Cass cold. Real cold. Like seeing dead kinda cold.

Cass wants nothing to do with the family business.

The family business, however, wants everything to do with her.

"Santa's Unfinished Business," the first story in the Cassiel Clarke mystery series. The perfect blend of sass, a sprinkling of spice, and a whole lot'a ghost.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940013251779
Publisher:	Blue Cedar Publishing
Publication date:	10/30/2011
Series:	A Cassiel Clarke Mystery , #1
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	568 KB

About the Author

Chrissy Wissler’s writing has garnered praise both from readers and professional writers. Readers love her characters and the emotional grip she engenders.

About her novel Home Run, New York Times bestselling author Kristine Kathryn Rusch said: “Wonderful book, chockfull of unexpected surprises. If you like sports novels, you’ll like this—even if you don’t like romance. If you like romance, you’ll like this—even if you don’t like sports novels.”

Chrissy’s short fiction has appeared in the anthologies: Fiction River: Risk-Takers, Fiction River Presents: Legacies, Fiction River Presents: Readers' Choice, Deep Magic, and When Dreams Come True. She writes fantasy and science fiction, as well as a softball, contemporary series for both romance and young adult.

Before turning to fiction, Chrissy also wrote nonfiction for publications such as Montana Outdoors, Women in the Outdoors, and Jakes Magazine. In 2009, Inside Kung Fu magazine awarded her with their 'Writer of the Year' award.

Follow her online at ChrissyWissler.com, as well as her blog on being a parent-writer, at ParentsandProse.com.