Ghostly Vendetta

<p><em>“Dare to spend the night in mysterious Rutherford Hall! When? The 175th anniversary of the Rutherford family’s unsolved murder. Ghosts guaranteed. Cash prize: $5000. Want more deets? Ask Tyler Stewart or James.”</em></p><p><em>I laughed aloud as I read the flyer. Yeah right. To think that I Candace Marshall world’s biggest scaredy-cat would go anywhere near some haunted house much less spend the night in one. I crumpled the stupid thing pitched it in the nearest trash can and went on my merry oblivious and soon-to-be-scared-out-of-my-mind way.</em></p><p>Candace Marshall doesn’t do ghosts. Or zombies. Or vampires. Or mummies.</p><p>Anything scary really.</p><p>When she finds herself signed up for a dare she’s gone out of her way to avoid things spiral out of control. Quickly.</p><p>Stuck in a mansion alongside a vengeful spirit a miffed boyfriend and a room full of people she doesn’t know or even like (if she’s being completely honest here) she must decide whether to act brave or let the coward within show.</p><p>Or kill the person who got her involved in the first place.</p><p><em>Ghostly Vendetta</em> is a prequel novella to <em>Zombie Takeover: Book One of the Candace Marshall Chronicles</em>.</p>