Ghosts of Coronado Bay, a Maya Blair Mystery

from katrinasoper

This book was hard for me to get into, i'll admit. Maya is a strong character and there is an interesting premise, but I thought there was little development-maybe because the book was so short. I am glad I read it though, because it was an orginial ghost story-like book, but it was made less, yo...

from bemislibrary

Maya Blair may have to give it all to save her friends and town from heinous death. *** Author J.G. Faherty weaves a teenage tale of puppy love, immaturity, and typical bad boy attractions as Maya Blair, seer of ghosts, must prevent evil 100-year-old Gavin from coming back to life. Gavin begins h...

from CynDaVaz

I liked the concept for this book, even though I couldn't connect much with the protagonist. She wasn't all that likable to me, neither was her friend. And there were a couple inconsistencies in the book that stood out to me. Minor spoilers ahead: Maya kept ruminating that others couldn't see gho...

from absconditas

A hundred years ago the ship Black Lady sank. Now the musuem in Coronado Bay is having an exhibit of the treasures brought up from the bottom of the sea. In comes 16 year old Maya Blair who has been able to see ghosts since she was a child. Blake Hennessey is one of the people who died on the shi...

from aparna_sethuraman

I received this book as part of the member giveaway. It was a fun book to read. The story keeps you engrossed. Anyone who is fascinated by the paranormal would love this book. Maya Blair is a small town girl who can see ghosts. In fact the ghosts seem to become solid when they get close to her. T...