I See You So Close: The Last Ghost Series

By M Dressler

A ghost trades her old haunt for a new home in a mysterious mountain town in this thrilling sequel for fans of Lauren Oliver and Kazuo Ishiguro.

 

Emma Rose Finnis has never made peace with her death…or with her ghostly afterlife. Finally free from the mansion she haunted for more than a hundred years, she takes on a new, daring form, one that allows her to pass for living among the citizens of the remote Sierra Nevada town of White Bar. But the town is hiding its own deadly truth, buried in its Gold Rush past. As the sleepy town’s secrets come to life, they inevitably bring Emma Rose’s past back to haunt her. 

 

In this second book in M Dressler’s Last Ghost Series, Emma Rose must unlock the secrets of the living, the dead, and even of time itself, if she hopes to be more than an endless fugitive and outlast the ghost hunter who relentlessly stalks her.

Praise for I See You So Close

“The secrets of a secluded mountain town are revealed in this tense, lyrical sequel to The Last to See Me. . . . [Dressler] masterfully creates a sense of claustrophobia. Emma Rose’s self-assurance, fury, and mounting suspicion make her a fierce protagonist. Series fans will savor this taut, lushly told tale of secrets and revenge.—Publishers Weekly

“Dressler’s latest is a captivating page-turner about what defines and divides a community, both in life and in death.” —Booklist

“[A] spiritual homage to the Victorian-era Christmas ghost story tradition. . . . Perfect for the winter doldrums, due to both the timing of the narrative and Dressler’s ongoing ability to weave emotionally compelling stories. . . . [Her] aptitude for writing at the intersection of conflict and compassion continue to shine. . . . [A] series that will continue to haunt the reader for many long years.” —Sublime Horror

• Language: English
• Publisher: Open Road Integrated Media
• Release date: Mar 17, 2020
• ISBN: 9781948924900

Reviews for I See You So Close

[J Muchow · Rating: 2 out of 5 stars]

I remember liking the first book in this series, but this one had so many holes and inconsistencies. It reads like a first or second draft that still needs to be fleshed out. Oh well.