Description
Take an old English manor in an old English village; add a handful of ghosts, two psychics, a vicar, a curate, a haunted pub and you have all the ingredients for a funny story. This fast moving, merry read makes an ideal gift for anyone with a sense of fun and who enjoys pure entertainment.
About Jane
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As a non-believer in the para-normal I approached this book with some reluctance, but from the first few pages I was hooked. A lot of characters to keep track of but certainly worth the effort; very amusing. One character stood out, Doris who ran the public house and kept customers interested by using the resident ghost, but also entertained the men by other means. She seemed to me to be worthy of a few television episodes; “such fun!”.
Ronald Wood
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Ms Willis writes beautifully and with great insight. Much fun to read and the living characters are sympathetically portrayed. I never realised that ghosts too have their problems.
Langer
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This refreshingly well written book with its whimsical entertaining style held my interest throughout.
A thoroughly good read & to be recommended to those who enjoy something different & an escape into the world of fantasy & humour.
Mary
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A thoroughly English tale of a rather eccentric ghost, Adelina who takes us on a frolic through the Cotswolds as she enlists help from mortals and fellow ghosts alike in her endeavours to be reunited with her dear departed husband! Great fun!
Jean
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Pros: A multi faceted and light hearted tale with a wonderfully descriptive narrative.
Cons: It’s a shame there isn’t a sequel.
Jon
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Guys and Ghosts, both give smiles.
Anon
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A light, easy read. Adelina who is the eighteenth century resident ghost of Chinkton Manor sets the scene throughout the book which
flicks back to present day. Adelina has a wonderful way of making you feel almost like a child again filling up your
imagaination with thoughts of child hood fears, dreams and she makes you laugh out loud at some of the situations
she gets into – It was fun and funny to read and certainly nothing like anything I have read recently in my bookclub.
Also having had the added bonus of meeting up with the author herself (who I must say, is a most charming woman and most entertaining)
I felt I could easily connect with the characters – A must read for escapism.
Jacqueline
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‘Guys and Ghosts’ was wittily written with a light touch – an entertaining read with a clever denouement.
Anne L.
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An amusing and clever fantasy story.The characters engaging with each other in an entertaining manner. E. Tyers