Vex Not Her Ghost by Gill Calvin Thomas

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @zooloosBT for letting me be part of this tour and reviewing this book. Vex not her Ghost is a contemporary genre and Very well written and intrigued me immensely. Fantastic plot. I enjoyed reading this book a lot, and it had me thinking if Caitlin would found the answers she was looking for about her Mother death. The story is about Caitlin Mum who died when she was four years old and 30 years later Caitlin inheritance the family home and starts to recover memories from her past. The story is set in Dorset and I did like her friend and the Gardner and his aunty . They all seemed like they wanted to help Caitlin get the answers she wanted. There was a great twist at the end and I did not expect that as an ending. It did shock me, but a great ending. Looking forward to reading more from Gill Calvin Thomas in the future. 5 stars. Gill’s Bio Gill Calvin Thomas has retired from academic life and lives with her husband in Swanage, Dorset. She finds inspiration while walking in the Isle of Purbeck. Here, she is able to escape into a world of her own making, getting to know her characters, whilst she plans the next twist and turn of the plot. As writing has become a major part of Gill’s life, she has withdrawn from taking a leading role in many community volunteer activities, although she has retained her interest in local and national politics. A lifelong feminist, Gill likes nothing better than a spirited debate on the issues of the day with family and friends. As her writing career develops, she hopes to explore those issues in her stories. Vex Not Her Ghost is Gill’s first novel and she is currently working on her second. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Gill’s Social Media Website: https://gillthomas.co.uk/ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Blossom Spring Publishing’s Social Media Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100059899875258 Twitter: https://twitter.com/BlossomSpring3 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/blossom.spring.publishing/ Website: https://www.blossomspringpublishing.com/ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Book Links Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/211755390-vex-not-her-ghost Purchase Link: https://mybook.to/vexnotherghost-zbt ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Blurb Caitlin was four years old when her mother died in mysterious circumstances. Thirty years later she comes into possession of her family home in Dorset. As she slowly recovers memories of her past, she becomes convinced that her mother’s ghost is warning her of impending disaster. Aided by Charlie Bond, a private investigator, an enthralling story of deceit and deception unfolds as Caitlin and her friends expose the ultimate truth.

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