No teenage girl likes to share, especially her closet space with a WWI
ghost. With her braces off, summer vacation a week away, and a member of
the sophomore cheerleading squad, only life altering uprising could
destroy Dani McCarty's happiness. So when her mother declares, "We're
moving". Dani's calm life is destroyed and she feels like she's tumbling
down the proverbial drain. Her hard landing is a haunted, dilapidated,
abandoned, military hospital that her family is turning into a bed and
breakfast. Add a pro bono nanny job, a bad boy boyfriend with a drug
problem, and a ghost in her closet, and you have one grouchy teen. When
WWI ghost Lieutenant William Raleigh announces that she's his salvation
and his only chance to leave his state of limbo, she realizes that her
fifteen year-old life is taking on some major changes.
Author Bio: From Doree's website: "Do you remember your first crush, the first time a boy held your hand,
your first kiss? I try and capture those tender memories in my Middle
Grade and Teen books along with a few interesting misfits who believe
they are of this realm.
During my childhood in Missouri, I became rather enamored with a
gentleman writer named Samuel Langhorne Clemens (Mark Twain) and enjoyed
trips to the town of Hannibal, where his Tom Sawyer adventures were
born. A lot of my writing will reflect areas of my own adventures in and
around the Lake of the Ozarks. Memories of weekends exploring the many
coves and caves that sprout up throughout southern Missouri will peek
between my pages.
At the age of fifty-one, I received the most gracious gift from my
husband; the opportunity to write full-time with his open and honest
support. What a valued treasure this is because of the financial burden
alone. My personal life is filled by my husband of 35 years, My
beautiful daughter, Jodie and four exceptional grand-children; Kelsey,
Callum, Taeg and Nodin, who’s personalities peek through on several
pages in my books."
Learn more on her website and follow her on Twitter.
Kindle: $3.99

Thank you for the wonderful write up on Waiting. It's great to be considered as a suggested read for your readers. Again, I appreciate your time!
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