Supernatural crime fiction is not normally my whodunit sub-genre of choice, but I make an exception for this smart, funny and pacey series. I love the plot strands that run through all the books, the men in Pepper’s life (who exactly is Dan?), the murder mysteries and the lively narration style. This time, although everything else is there, the plot could have done with a bit more fleshing out, including something to make it less linear. I felt that there wasn’t quite enough there to make it up to the high standard of the other two; a shame as this is shaping up to be a fine series. That is not to say the book is without its merits as there is plenty to enjoy - a satirical look at an aging rock band, Pepper’s old flame, various other ghosts and a surprising romance. I look forward to seeing how the various plot strands shape up, and what Ms Daniels does with them.