Gabe MacGowan wants to move on, but his friends, the ghosts of the Odin’s Thumb Inn and Pub, scare off all potential buyers. He needs to escape his wife’s death and wants his son to have a stable home. At his wits end he calls in Allie Morgan from America to get rid of his ghosts.

Allie Morgan arrives at the Scottish village and finds it isn’t the ghost she needs to help, but the owner, Gabe MacGowan.

MacGowan’s Ghost is hauntingly wonderful. Gabe and Allie are great, but the ghosts take over the story. I loved them all. Cindy Miles take on ghost is refreshing and I love how Allie feels for them all.

Ms. Miles made me laugh, cry and sigh. MacGowan’ Ghost shows that ghosts don’t have to be scary.  They can be fun and loving. The Scottish Village is one I won’t mind living in.

Gabe just breaks my heart with his struggles. Ms. Miles gives us a peek, but makes us work for it right along with Allie.  Allie is so wonderful and her interaction with the ghost is one of the best parts of the story. I can’t wait to read more of what Ms. Miles has to offer.