Second Hand Ghosts Books in Order
Second Hand Ghosts is a series of 5 books written by Gillian Larkin.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Second Hand Ghosts books in publication order
5 books
The 7th Birthday Party
by Gillian Larkin
2013
Kate takes donated decorations home for her daughter's birthday after finding no ghost attached to them. When Emily sees a little girl's spirit in their car, Kate must investigate a haunting she cannot perceive herself.
The Final Bet
by Gillian Larkin
2013
Kate works at Second Hand Rose without knowing that some customers are ghosts needing help. Reluctantly drawn into her employer's unusual work, she encounters a spirit whose inability to resist one final bet left unfinished business.
The Hidden Picture
by Gillian Larkin
2013
After inheriting part ownership of Second Hand Rose, Kate continues helping its ghostly visitors. An artist arrives with donated paintings and asks her to find his lost love, offering only an old picture and withholding his reason for apologizing.
The Last Laugh
by Gillian Larkin
2013
Kate encounters a teenage ghost who fell from a bridge and worries that his mother discarded his treasured belongings. What seems a simple misunderstanding becomes dangerous when an evil soul collector tries to prevent her helping him.
The Lost Baby
by Gillian Larkin
2013
Continuing her late employer's work with ghosts, Kate meets a mother who refuses to believe her baby died at birth. Agreeing to investigate draws Kate toward a painful mystery about what happened to the missing child.
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