Kendra Alvey Boeken

A ghost-seeing teen goth and her friends confront an evil preacher and an ever-growing mob of spirits in the second book of the Sam the Spectator series - a spooky and humorous supernatural mystery set in 1990s West Texas. There are too many ghosts in Bluebonnet, Texas. No one knows why they've come or when they'll leave but things are starting to get weird: electronics are wonky and the locals are cranky. Like, scary cranky. If the spirits don't depart soon, the consequences could be catastrophic. Meanwhile, Reverend Lesser and the anti-spectator movement are starting to become not just a nuisance but a threat to Sam and her family. With the help of some unusual visitors - including a hippie, an empath, and several famous spectators, can Sam and the gang figure out what's drawing the ghosts to Bluebonnet in time to save it and themselves?

A teen goth attempts to use her secret ghost-seeing powers to save her town from a restless spirit in the first book of the Sam the Spectator series--a spooky and humorous supernatural mystery set in 1990s West Texas. Samantha Winters is not like the other girls in Bluebonnet, Texas. There's the combat boots, the whole orphan thing, the fearless way she operates the jigsaw in the scene shop of the local community theater, and oh yeah, there's the fact that she sees ghosts. She's what the media calls a "spectator," a person who sees specters. Sam has to keep her gift a secret from the nosy narrow-minded locals but it's fine! It's not like spirts are dangerous or anything. After all, these days everyone knows that ghosts are fun-loving nonviolent sweethearts. Until they're not...