Megan Barrows can see ghosts.  She has stopped seeking them out after a bad experience and now focuses on using her sixth sense to find antiques for her antique store. 

Case Lambert approaches Megan in her store under the guise of a man seeking an appraisal.  Case doesn’t believe in ghosts or psychics, but something strange is happening in the mansion he just bought and his friend, Eric, insisted that Megan could help.  Megan knows Eric too and she is furious over what happened the last time she worked with him, but the growing mystery surrounding Case’s house has her reluctantly helping him anyway.

There are ghosts in Case’s house all right, angry, dangerous ones.  If Megan can’t get to the bottom of why they are there and what they want, they may not make it out alive.

A Babe In Ghostland is a sometimes funny, sometimes creepy story that kept me intrigued.   Megan and Case have an experience that was bound to keep them close; they are a good match.  The discovery of why the ghosts existed was pretty clever, making A Babe In Ghostland an entertaining story.