Givin' Up The Ghost

A modern day medieval village teeming with spirit activity is no place for sixteen-year-old psychic and ghost whisperer Indigo Eady. Not when all she wants to is to forget these supposed gifts. After all, when needed most, it didn't help save her father. After her father's death, Indigo moves to a new town and has the chance to start over where nobody knows about her psychic abilities. Hiding her secret is easy until the ghost of Bart Bagley ruins everything by barging in begging her to solve his murder. Tempted to ignore him, she only relents because he was the father of her new friend, Badger. That, and the survivor's guilt she feels over her own father's death. A murder investigation is hard enough without the disruption of interfering ghosts and a mysterious soul collector with her name topping its list. But when Indigo's psychic abilities short-circuit, sparks start to fly in more than one direction. The resulting mishaps compromise the success of the investigation and put the budding but fragile attraction between Indigo and Badger at risk. When the body count mounts and a suspect ends of dead, Badger becomes a "person of interest" and they must surge ahead to solve the murders before they become they next victims.