Review: The Biker Ghost Meets His Match – Jo-Ann Carson

The Biker Ghost Meets His Match Book Cover The Biker Ghost Meets His Match
Gambling Ghosts Series Book 4
Jo-Ann Carson
Paranormal, Fantasy, Romance, Ghost
Amazon Digital Services LLC
June 23, 2017
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How could a dead guy be so sexy?

When Charlene Walker, a tattoo artist with a sweet tooth for bad boys, starts a boycott of the haunted teahouse in a small, west coast town, no one alive or dead is safe. One way or another, she intends to stop the haunting of her brother.
Biker ghost, Rufus has no idea what he’s up against. Her saucy personality makes him feel alive, not to mention her provocative tattoos and every inch of her body hidden beneath. Pulled into her web, he finds himself confessing to more than the ace up his sleeve that got him killed, and he struggles with feelings he never imagined having.

Adding to their epic heat is the mischievous charm of a resident pirate ghost and the twisted intentions of a human trafficker from Charlie’s past.

What happens when you mix an ink slinger with attitude, a cheating gambler, a playful pirate and an evil creep? Another Gambling Ghost story.

Available at Amazon.

Reviewed by: Linda Tonis

Member of the Paranormal Romance Review Team

Thirty-seven year old Charlene (Charlie) Walker has left Seattle where she left her ex-boyfriend Rebel, a man she learned dealt in human trafficking, she didn’t leave without notifying the police. She went to stay with her brother Mad Dog who claims to be haunted nightly by a ghost. The ghost in question is Rufus, Azalea’s brother. If you recall from the first three books Azalea owns the haunted teahouse that hosts a nightly game of poker for her brother and fellow ghosts.

The first attempt at stopping Rufus was to boycott the teahouse with posters claiming “Ghosts are Evil”. Unfortunately all she succeeded in doing was attract more business rather than ruin business. Her next attempt was to try to seduce Rufus and when she met him she was shocked by their instant attraction. It was Mad Dog who killed Rufus when Rufus pulled an ace from his sleeve. In spite of the bullet in the middle of Rufus’ head he rings all her bells.

Charlie is not an innocent she herself was involved in a murder although the courts would definitely call it self-defense it was her brother she called not the police. Charlie has to somehow help her brother and stay hidden from Rebel who no doubt wants her dead.

This is a fun series, poker playing ghosts and the women they meet and have no hope of being with. I stand corrected there is always hope and you will have to read the books to find out if a ghost and human have a chance at love.

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