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| Book | Village Shenanigans |
| Author | Sherry A. Burton |
| Language | English |
| Size | KB |
| Pages | 333 |
| Category | Novel |
Village Shenanigans Book PDF download for free
In this 11 installment in the Jerry McNeal series, Jerry and Gunter travel to The Villages in Florida to visit Jerry’s parents in hopes of finding some peace.
What Jerry hopes will be a quiet visit to do some soul-searching turns out to be far from relaxing when he discovers his father, Wayne, bragging about his psychic son and Jerry’s ghostly K-9 partner across town.
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Jerry quickly discovers that The Villages’ geriatric community is made up of a vibrant cast of eccentric characters, both living and dead, who all see him as their gateway to their loved ones on the other side.
Can Jerry find a peaceful solution to getting his father to talk to his neighbors while trying to manage his own inner turmoil?
Can Gunter resist showing up in a town full of stubborn seniors determined to get a glimpse of the spooky K-9?
Grab your drink of choice, settle into your favorite armchair, and get ready to laugh out loud while Jerry and Gunter serve up a dose of Village Shenanigans fun!
I found the book finished when I opened the Kindle a little over an hour ago. Just finished, almost two hours. The only thing I don’t like about the series is that now I have to wait another month for the next one. I love the interaction between the characters: ghosts in need of help, living people looking for answers, Jerry’s work for a secret agency, and Gunter, his ghostly K9 partner.
What a tension that creates. Another month of waiting Luckily there are so many books and so little time. Lots to keep me busy and I’ll be pleasantly surprised when Number Twelve comes out on Kindle. Great series, highly recommend!
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