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An avid mystery reader from a young
age, Nichole has devoured Sir Arthur
Conan Doyle, Edgar Allen Poe, and
Agatha Christie. She has also had an
ongoing fascination with the supernatural
— everything from angels and spirits to
ghosts and hauntings. It's only natural
that she combine her two interests to
create mysteries with a paranormal twist.
She lives in the Black Hills of South
Dakota with her husband, two daughters,
three dogs, and four cats.
When she's not writing, Nichole can be
found reading, knitting socks, drinking
coffee, eating chocolate, or spending too
much time online. This is her first novel.
age, Nichole has devoured Sir Arthur
Conan Doyle, Edgar Allen Poe, and
Agatha Christie. She has also had an
ongoing fascination with the supernatural
— everything from angels and spirits to
ghosts and hauntings. It's only natural
that she combine her two interests to
create mysteries with a paranormal twist.
She lives in the Black Hills of South
Dakota with her husband, two daughters,
three dogs, and four cats.
When she's not writing, Nichole can be
found reading, knitting socks, drinking
coffee, eating chocolate, or spending too
much time online. This is her first novel.
Nichole R Bennett
Ghost Mountain
Moving is stressful enough, but when Cerri
Baker moves with her family to the Black Hills of
South Dakota, she begins seeing things—things
like murder.
Named after a pre-Christian Celtic Goddess, Cerri
has spent her life trying to avoid the spirituality
and "hocus-pocus" her mother embraces. Once in
the Black Hills, Cerri doesn't seem to have much
choice as her spirit guide insists she find justice
for a murdered man. As she struggles with her
own destiny, Cerri must also convince the FBI
that she is getting her information from another
realm and not from first-hand knowledge of the
murder.
Ghost Mountain
Moving is stressful enough, but when Cerri
Baker moves with her family to the Black Hills of
South Dakota, she begins seeing things—things
like murder.
Named after a pre-Christian Celtic Goddess, Cerri
has spent her life trying to avoid the spirituality
and "hocus-pocus" her mother embraces. Once in
the Black Hills, Cerri doesn't seem to have much
choice as her spirit guide insists she find justice
for a murdered man. As she struggles with her
own destiny, Cerri must also convince the FBI
that she is getting her information from another
realm and not from first-hand knowledge of the
murder.
"A spirited mystery debut!"
~Lori G. Armstrong, Shamus Award
Winning author of Snow Blind
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