Texas Gothic

Amy Goodnight’s family is far from normal. She comes from a line of witches, but tries her best to stay far outside the family business. Her summer gig? Ranch-sitting for her aunt with her wacky but beautiful sister. Only the Goodnight Ranch is even less normal than it normally is. Bodies are being discovered, a ghost is on the prowl, and everywhere she turns, the hot neighbor cowboy is in her face.

Starred Review, Kirkus Reviews, May 15, 2011:
“This engaging mystery has plenty of both paranormal and romance, spiced with loving families and satisfyingly packed with self-sufficient, competent girls.”

Starred Review, School Library Journal, August 2011:
“It’s hard to picture a successful merging of Texas ranching culture with psychic ghost-hunting and witchcraft, but that’s what Clement-Moore has achieved in this novel laced with great characters, a healthy dose of humor, and a nod to popular culture…Teens looking for a rollicking adventure filled with paranormal events, dastardly evildoers, and laugh-out-loud moments as Amy and Ben argue and snipe their way to love will adore this book.

7 thoughts on “Texas Gothic”

  1. In my next life, I’m coming back as a Goodnight! I already have the red hair and the Anthropology degree. I hope you keep it up as a series.

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  2. I really love this book, as well as Spirit and Dust. I really hope we are going to hear more from the Goodnight family in future

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