Review: The Haunted Homecoming

The Haunted Homecoming The Haunted Homecoming by Angie Fox
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I’ve been enjoying Angie Fox’s Southern Ghost Hunter series for years now, so I was pleased to receive an ARC of the latest volume - The Haunted Homecoming.

It’s always so much fun to return to this world, and to catch up with a favourite cast of characters. Verity, Lucy, and Frankie make such a great team. This time around, Verity’s mother is in town for a special homecoming celebration. They come across a body, and hilarity ensues as they investigate.

I really enjoyed reading this book. As always, the writing flowed really well. The mystery was intriguing, and there’s plenty of interest to keep you turning the pages. It was fun to explore Verity’s relationship with her mother a little, as she’s very much been an absent character so far. I enjoyed the Frankie and Molly subplot, I can’t really say any more without spoilers.

If you’re looking for a fun murder mystery, with a supernatural twist, look no further. This one has a great plot, a sense of community, and plenty of funny moments too. Although this story works on its own, I highly recommend buying the whole series and bingeing them from start to finish!

I was given a free copy of this book, my opinions are my own.

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