The Replacement of Dorothy O'Grady — Ronnie G. Anderson

Dorothy O'Grady was dead. Her ghost knew that she was dead, but her ghost did not know that she had two living identical sisters that were separated from her at birth. Dorothy did not want to go on to Heaven until she knew that her husband Ray Chatman was going to be happy with a new wife. He seemed almost content being single and having their kids living with them even though their boy was married with kids of their own. Dorothy could talk to the very smallest of the kids, although the larger ones had outgrown that ability. Ray was the kind of guy that got grouchy if he did not go off a couple times a year and roam the countryside giving away very large tips to waitresses just for the joy of knowing that he was helping out a person who really needed the help. Waitresses always needed the help. The man had no idea that at one little café in Nowhere that he would be waited on by the exact duplicate of his dead wife! The man fell in love immediately not knowing that this woman named Amy Adams was actually Dorothy's sister. The discovery of that little fact excited Dorothy's ghost to no end and thickens the plot for the rest of the book when Dorothy tried to get her Ray and her sister Amy together, plus find her other living sister to be their Maid of Honor. Strange times are ahead for the characters in this little novel of romance.