Three Ghosts
by Kevin Klehr

Every time a shooting star is scheduled, Arthur, Carol and Tim choose a house with the best vantage point to haunt, carefully making sure its residents are not home.

But this time Arthur recognises the decor. The furnishings belong to his ex-boyfriend, Alexander, a man he never got over. And judging by the happy snaps in the photo frames, Alexander lives with a new lover.

Just as the ghosts settle in to watch the celestial event, the occupants return home early.

5 out of 5 fairies

Wow. This was amazing. First, let’s talk plot – I thought I knew where the story was going, and then I almost got whiplash from the curveball Klehr throws, but he does it well, and it doesn’t feel completely out of place. The ghosts were great. I loved them as characters, and I love the idea of ghosts being able to “drink” alcohol by simply having the vapors pass through them. I enjoyed the story overall, and flew through it pretty quickly, because I was curious what would happen next. I will say, the ghosts reacted to the twist better than I would have! (But I won’t tell you what it is, you’ll have to read to find out). If you’re looking for a fun, short read, that will make you giggle a few times, then this is perfect for your next read!

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Kevin lives with his husband, Warren, in their humble apartment (affectionately named Sabrina), in Australia’s own ‘Emerald City,’ Sydney.

His tall tales explore unrequited love in the theatre district of the Afterlife, romance between a dreamer and a realist, and a dystopian city addicted to social media.

His first novel, Drama Queens with Love Scenes, spawned a secondary character named Guy. Many readers argue that Guy, the insecure gay angel, is the star of the Actors and Angels book series. His popularity surprised the author.

His novel, The Midnight Man, scored first place in the LGBT category of the Paranormal Romance Guild’s Reviewer’s Choice Awards, as well as winning the Fantasy category of the 2021 Gay Scribe Awards.

So, with his fictional guardian angel guiding him, Kevin hopes to bring more whimsical tales of love, life and friendship to his readers.

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