Hollywood, Dead Ahead by Kate Klise

Hollywood, Dead Ahead

Kate Klise

HarperCollins · Print & ebook · October 7, 2014

A Fantasy pick for readers exploring Hollywood, Dead Ahead.

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Who it’s for
Hollywood ambition meets ghostly mischief in a story with a wry eye for stardom.
Themes
Fame and its effects, Exclusion from the script
Genres
Ghost Stories, Funny Stories, Paranormal

About this book

In this fifth volume from 43 Old Cemetery Road, the trio at Spence Mansion leaves Ghastly for Hollywood, California . . . and for a shot at stardom! The film producer Moe Block Busters wants to make the 43 Old Cemetery Road story into a movie—and he promises it will be a sure-fire hit! Lured by the lights of Tinseltown, Ignatius B. Grumply, Olive C. Spence, and Seymour Hope pack their suitcases.

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But when they arrive in Hollywood, Olive has a sure-fire fit when she discovers how quickly fame changes Iggy and Seymour. Even worse, Olive has been written out of the script! “Little old lady ghosts are so yesterday,” says Moe. “What America wants is a terrifying ghost named Evilo.” Well, if it’s Evilo they want, it’s Evilo they’ll get. And Olive knows just the femme fatale to help her scare Hollywood’s most despicable director half to death.

Fame Gets Ghostly

Hollywood ambition meets ghostly mischief in a story with a wry eye for stardom.

Come here for

  • A spooky take on Hollywood’s hunger for the next big thing
  • Olive’s sharp response to being written out of the movie

Expect

  • Fame unsettling old friendships
  • A ghostly answer to a director’s bright idea

Where it sits

Ghost Stories97%
Funny Stories60%
Paranormal42%

Percentages are BookFrontier’s reading of the book.

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Authors
Kate Klise
Publisher
HarperCollins
Published
October 7, 2014
Format
Print & ebook
Theme
Fame and its effects · Exclusion from the script
Reading lane
Dog Stories