Title: Book slinging is back.
Review: Not since my high school geometry book have I felt more like slinging a book across the room. Not until reading A Ghost Among Us. The writing waffles, the storylines meander, the characters are cardboard cutouts and the dialogue is stilted. The only redeeming aspect of this work was the flashback segments set in Regency England about Jerome, the ghost into whose house three superficial party girls move. I can not in good conscious recommend this book to readers. However, writers, struggling to sell their own romances, might read this for encouragement. If this can get published -- your pet project can too!
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