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What Haunts Me (Ghost Killer Book 1) Kindle Edition

by Margaret Millmore (Author), Maxine Bringenberg (Editor) Format: Kindle Edition

4.1 115 ratings

Book 1 of 3: Ghost Killer

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After George gets ill, the dreams begin. Suppressed memories surface, allowing him to see ghosts, and a deeply buried instinct emerges.

George finds out he can kill these monsters, and heal their victims. The ability to save lives is something he cannot ignore, but it soon becomes an obsession and begins to eat away at George's sanity.

His quest for understanding leads him to new friends and allies, and exposes him to enemies he could have never imagined. But how do you kill something that’s already dead?

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"What Haunts Me was a mesmerizing introduction to George's world. I'd strongly recommend this novel to anyone who enjoys the dark of paranormal fiction." longandshortreviews.com/book-reviews/what-haunts-me-by-margaret-a-millmore/

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July 7, 2016 - A few reviewers were kind enough to point out editorial/proofreading errors, and I thank them for that, as its always appreciated. We (my publisher, editor, and I) took that advice to heart and sent the book through another few rounds of editing and proofreading. Enjoy!

Here's a peek at The Edge of the Cemetery (Ghost Killer - Book 2) release June 2016

There are ghosts and demons that wander among the living; they do not haunt in the traditional sense. Instead, they plague mankind with diseases and physical deformities, and once a ghost finds its victim it will haunt them for a lifetime. When George Sinclair discovered he could see these ghosts, and more importantly, he could kill them and save their victims, his life changed from ordinary to extraordinary, he'd become a ghost killer, one of the most powerful to be born in some time. George has embraced this new life and now works alongside his new friends, Billy Wilkinson and Phil James. Together they assist the Watchers, an international group of ghost killers and supernatural experts who monitor the world for ghostly sightings and demon infestations to maintain the balance between the living and the dead.

When San Francisco and the surrounding area are suddenly plagued by rogue groups of ghosts and demons, who appeared to have a leader of sorts, a 17th century musketeer demon, the Watchers know it isn't random, nor was it the usual form in which ghosts and demons prefer to haunt. These monsters were also possessing their victims and forcing them to hurt others, and once the ghost killers arrived, the demons directed their human weapons on them. The question was, who was this musketeer demon and why was he directing these attacks?

As George, Billy, Phil and the Watchers investigate, they discover the 17th century demon is teamed up with a teenage boy, who they come to realize is a powerful ghost killer himself and more importantly, they believe he is being controlled by the demon and is now using its energy to kill people at will. Their search for the teenager and his demon lead them to the discovery of an enemy from their past and a mysterious prophecy. As they decipher the true meaning of the prophecy, they uncover a plot for murderous revenge involving a secret vault containing numerous malevolent souls and a plan to return those wicked dead to human form as directed by Satan himself. Unfortunately, they also discover the true purpose of the demon musketeer's involvement, which is to become one with the powerful teenage ghost killer, creating a monster that cannot be defeated. With the clock ticking against them, they must find the vault and destroy it before it can be opened and kill the demon and his teenage host.

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ASIN ‏ : ‎ B019EAN2K6
Publisher ‏ : ‎ Next Chapter (December 14, 2015)
Publication date ‏ : ‎ December 14, 2015
Language ‏ : ‎ English
File size ‏ : ‎ 1190 KB
Simultaneous device usage ‏ : ‎ Unlimited
Text-to-Speech ‏ : ‎ Enabled
Screen Reader ‏ : ‎ Supported
Enhanced typesetting ‏ : ‎ Enabled
X-Ray ‏ : ‎ Not Enabled
Word Wise ‏ : ‎ Enabled
Sticky notes ‏ : ‎ On Kindle Scribe
Print length ‏ : ‎ 204 pages

Best Sellers Rank: #7,999 Free in Kindle Store (See Top 100 in Kindle Store)
- #6 in U.S. Horror Fiction
- #12 in Ghost Suspense
- #31 in Horror Suspense

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Margaret Millmore lives on a quaint island in the Puget Sound, Washington with her husband and two cantankerous alarm clocks (better known as cats, who are apparently starving to death at 5 a.m. every single darn morning…).

Her first published works were flash fiction, which were featured on Bay Area artist, Kenny Mencher’s blog, The Welcome Home and Untitled – Luke N. Goode.

In 2011 she published her first full length novel, since then she’s published a three book series, another novel and her current series (via Creativia Publishing) What Haunts Me (Ghost Killer Book 1) and The Edge of the Cemetery (Ghost Killer Book 2), which was awarded the August 2016 Book of the Month award by Long and Short Reviews, and What Hunts Me (Ghost Killer Book 3), which incorporates an epic journey taken by her grandfather in 1915. The majority of her books are set in San Francisco where she lived—previous to island life—for over 26 years.

Margaret’s preferred writing genre is supernatural fiction, with the exception of her time-travel novel, The Dragonfly Door.

All her books can be found on her website and her Amazon Author page:

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Superb Beginning of a Series

Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2018

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What Haunts Me – Ghost Killer Book 1, by Margaret Millmore, is a book that drew my attention because it was about ghosts. I’ve read a few good ghost books in nonfiction and a few ho-hum fiction stories. I knew that was fiction so approached it strictly as an entertaining read, and it certainly was.

George is a regular guy, even after discovering his ability to kill ghosts. Through the story, he remains true to his character and personality. This takes good planning and development by the author. Usually when a character discovers such powers, the author gives them great personality changes. While George moves through his discoveries, he remains level-headed because it would seem that’s the way his strong personality was set up in the beginning. I like that this author kept the story feeling real and had not taken George into unbelievable new capabilities and that he remained humble and caring. This is what gives the story cohesiveness.

What haunts Me was quite a fun read. That fact that we don’t know what happened to one of the main ghosts, one of the nastiest, leaves a lead-in for a sequel, and this story is actually sub-titled Ghost Killer Book 1. This story would make a superb TV mini-series.

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Good book.

Reviewed in the United States on June 27, 2017

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Not my usual book type. However, the story was well written and the characters were good. If you like paranormal stories, this is a great one to read.

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Reviewed in the United States on April 13, 2017

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WHAT HAUNTS ME

Margaret Millmore

Reviewed by Author Roy Murry

Do you believe in Ghosts? Then this entertaining story of Ghost Killers will keep you enthralled and engaged from page one of this book one of a series.

The story is brimming with different variations of the scary, spooky, and helpful kinds of spirits. The characters and the ghosts are well developed into a plausible conflict that comes to a peak.

The two main characters were brought together by their ancestors to fight against a villain and are in a "Love and hate situation." Whether their union will continue depends on the conflict with this powerful and wealthy adversary.

Ms. Millmore seems to have done much research to put this ghostly background into a believable and likable adventure. Book two is on my list because I had fun reading her pleasant diversion.

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Nice read

Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2019

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I've always loved ghost stories and anything in the paranormal field, but admittedly it took me a bit to get into this book. Not sure why, maybe just a reading slump, but eventually got into it.
It was an interesting story and take on the paranormal world and of how the ghosts affected the living.
Can't help but chuckle at the killing tool of the ol' trusty yellow, lol.
The characters had their identifying traits and I enjoyed Justine.
I will mention that though I'm a huge Harry Potter nerd, the multiple mentioning of the Harry Potter/ John Lennon glasses felt a bit overly mentioned. I would of preferred reading round rimmed glasses after the couple of mentionings.
It was a nice read. Will check out the series to see where it goes next.

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Good Reading!

Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2014

Sometimes the smallest reminder can unleash a flood long-forgotten memories. What George does with his memories after they come back up to him.

Figuring George out was a lot of fun. He’s not the kind of character who reveals the most interesting parts of himself right away, but I did stumble across enough hints early on to keep me interested in uncovering the rest. What was even more intriguing to me was how his personality flaws – of which there were several – interacted with the plot in ways that I didn’t always see coming. Tying everything together like this was a fantastic choice given the dark, quirky premise. My anticipation for the sequel is building already.

The backstories of George and the other characters were well done, but they occasionally bogged down the plot. This happened most often during the first several chapters, although it continued to sporadically occur later on. Everything that was shared was relevant to their personalities. I was glad to learn so much about their histories, but everything would have flowed more smoothly if some of those flashbacks could have been delayed until the most important characters were introduced. Had this happened, this book would have easily earned a much higher rating.

Small details make a big difference for this type of tale. What fascinated me the most about Ms. Millimore’s writing style is the way she seems to haphazardly toss odd tidbits into her scenes without explaining why she found it necessary to share them. Piecing it all together was a real treat for me. I’m not ashamed to admit that I didn’t figure it all out right away because I had such a good time going through the process of learning why those details were so meaningful.

What Haunts Me was a mesmerizing introduction to George’s world. I’d strongly recommend this novel to anyone who enjoys the dark of paranormal fiction.

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Kindle Customer Sharon Nichols

What haunts Me

Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2018

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Excellent story with ghosts (I love ghost stories), demons, and ghost killers. The characters are interesting and the story follows a good plot line that keeps you on your toes.

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Ash

What Haunts Me: The Ghost Hunters (Ghost Killer Book 1)

Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2020

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Not for me. Story isn't bad, pretty unique as I haven't read a book like this before but it just didn't hold my interest. It started off strong but kind of lost it's flair and I just got too bored.

Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2019

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I loved the book . The location of San Francisco was perfect for the story. This book is the first in a three book series. George Sinclair wakes from the flu with the ability to see ghosts haunting sick people if he touches them they disappear. This starts him on the journey to who he was met to be.

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Alexiskami

Perdita di tempo

Reviewed in Italy on June 9, 2023

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Abbandonato al 30% perché non posso accettare che ad una persona mutilata in guerra ricresca l'arto perduto solo perché è stato liberato da un fantasma che lo perseguitava. Inoltre la continua e martellante ripetizione della descrizione del tipo di occhiali dei fantasmi è ridondante.

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A great little book. Definite Reccomended reading!

Reviewed in Spain on April 21, 2019

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A great little book which starts slowly but then builds and builds . Not wanting to give too much away, the main character is unaware that he is connected to those around him by past family genes and interactions with evil. After an illness, his skills, which were so well hidden he was unaware of them himself, are revealed. He and his side kick go on the hunt for ghosts and evil. As I was reading it I could envisage this becoming a television series or a film. Read it, you won't be disappointed.

Kenna McKinnon

Moves along quickly and the premise is unique

Reviewed in Canada on May 14, 2017

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This is the first book I've read from this author and I was pleasantly surprised. It did contain some proofreading and editing errors though I understand these were corrected after the first edition; otherwise I would give it 5 stars. It moved along quickly and the characters were well developed and believable. I learned a lot about demons and ghosts, perhaps from the author's imagination or from her research, but it sounded plausible in a paranormal sort of way and I found the premise unique. It ended rather abruptly, perhaps in preparation for the sequel, which I'm looking forward to reading at a later time. Well done.

Humna K.

Worth it

Reviewed in India on October 8, 2018

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This is soo good and i liked it so much also it impressed me as it was also my 1st kindle book i loved it and the other two parts also worth the momey and its just great really worth buying it so far soo good and just exited to read the other 2 tooo ♡♡

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