As a fan of both supernatural & mystery stories, I'm always eager to pick up anything that mixes the two. When I started this book, I was a little curious. The idea of a woman seeing ghosts & solving crimes isn't a new thing, but the chosen profession of the lead character is. 
 The story surrounds Sadie, a woman who has begun to see ghosts after the traumatic suicide of her brother years before. As a way of dealing with her brother's death, she's formed a business where she cleans up after death scenes. It's at these scenes that she most often sees the dead- and helps them move on. However at the latest job- a murder/suicide- the deceased victim insists that it wasn't her husband that killed her. Against her better judgment, Sadie begins to investigate... and ends up becoming a target. 
 While this wasn't exactly the deepest mystery out there, it is one of the easiest reads I've read in a while. I liked the novelty of the main character running a death cleaning business & I also pretty much liked all of the characters. I even liked that the main character had a valid reason for not ripping the clothes off of her love interest (every series like this has one!). 
 The main problem I had was that there were one or two parts where the book just kind of sagged. Like some of the other reviewers, the scene in the porn shop was just unnecessary. It was a cute scene & while there was some gratuitous ogling coming from Zach, Sadie's assistant & love interest, I already knew by that point that he fancied the pants off of her. It wasn't necessary to add that in. I kept expecting the scene to be relevant in some way & when it ended up not really progressing or revealing anything, I felt a little irritated. Also, the part at the end just felt a little "what?" & while it was sad & a bit touching, again I just felt like it really just seemed tacked on. (I would've liked there to be a bit more lead up to it.) 
 This book will be sure to please a lot of mystery readers who like me, want a fluffy good read from time to time. If you want something heavier, then you should probably look elsewhere. (Although if the title "Ghost Dustery Mysteries" doesn't give it away as a fluff read, nothing will.)