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In 1863 at a stretch of farmland in Gettysburg, PA, two armies got together to fight it out in an epic battle that still rings with the power and the inspiration that called those two armies to battle. 150 years later, the town still embraces the battle that took place, some more than they should. Many claim that the soldiers of a long past battle still roam the town. Ghost tours are rampant in Ge... More

In 1863 at a stretch of farmland in Gettysburg, PA, two armies got together to fight it out in an epic battle that still rings with the power and the inspiration that called those two armies to battle. 150 years later, the town still embraces the battle that took place, some more than they should. Many claim that the soldiers of a long past battle still roam the town. Ghost tours are rampant in Gettysburg today and one despicable tour guide will find her last tour being far more than she expected it to be when she loses her life at the end of the night. For FBI agent on vacation, Proctor Ridgeway, he will also take on more than he bargained for when he is roped into solving the murder of the guide that everyone in town had a motive to kill. Is it the opposing tour owners who took her life out of jealousy and greed? Was her killer a former guide that worked for the company she took over, and had fired unjustly, out for revenge? Was it an furious and cheated wife? Was it her angry substance addicted son? Did her murderer come in the form of a ghosthunter that realized she was a fraud and sullying the name of those seeking scientific proof? Moreover, could it have been someone she just didn't know? Proctor Ridgeway has one week to find out amid threats from her followers, coercion from the townsfolk and the ineptitude of the local police chief. With trouble and distractions all around him, Ridgeway has to bring to justice the person many would come to hold as an unknown hero while realizing that in the world of the Gettysburg ghost culture, ghosts don't die.

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