The Many Ghosts of Dr. Graves #3

When John Bell dies suddenly, his carefree younger brother David struggles to keep a deathbed promise to make something of himself—but the weight of that vow, and John's memory, begins to haunt him in ways both terrifying and impossible to ignore. As David spirals between glimpses of his brother's ghostly presence and mounting pressure to finally live up to his word, he must confront whether guilt alone can reshape a man, or if some debts demand a far stranger price. Pat Boyette delivers a tale where the line between conscience and the supernatural grows dangerously thin.

When a wealthy lodge owner is murdered and his voice begins haunting the premises each night—accusing his own daughter of the crime—Dr. Graves arrives to investigate what might be the work of a restless spirit. As the daughter teeters on the edge of confessing to a crime she didn't commit, the good doctor uncovers an elaborate hoax using radio transmissions and a tape recorder, leading him straight into a dangerous confrontation with the real culprit. It's a clever case of misdirection and guilt that proves sometimes the most haunting mysteries have very human explanations.