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The president is seeing ghosts! Patty Pitypander is in way over her head. Somehow, she won the election-but the Oval Office is not what she expected. Neither are its grumpy ghosts, the Potusgeists, who view her as unqualified to be president. When she refuses to heed their advice, dead presidents and first ladies spook her from the West Wing to the Blue Room. Blood drips down the walls, phantoms emerge out of nowhere, and William Howard Taft appears in her bathtub-naked! The ghosts are not the only ones eager to foil her ambitious plans. Traitors lurk among the White House staff, dying to give her back a good stab-if Mrs. Lincoln doesn't do it first. Caught in a power struggle between the living and the dead, Patty must prove herself to both, or she'll lose the presidency. Can she save herself in time? Take a romp through the White House with The Potusgeists, the third novel in Will Worsley's Patty Pitypander series.

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""The Potusgeists is a laugh-out-loud adventure where politics meets the paranormal in the most hilarious way possible. Will Worsley has created a masterpiece of comedic timing, where every page turn delivers another punchline."" -- Goodreads reviewer ""Without a shadow of a doubt, this is one of the most interesting, fun and informative books. I've read this year."" -- Goodreads reviewer ""Cast as a comic farce, the book offers a critique of contemporary American politics that is likely to become more relevant with every passing day."" -- Amazon reviewer

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Will Worsley began writing fiction in 2016, after careers in publishing and investment management. At Time-Life Books, he wrote and edited articles on topics ranging from history to home repair. As a money manager, he oversaw portfolios for large institutions and got the idea for his first satirical novel, Investing in Vain, named a top ten business book of 2017 by Wealth Management magazine. He holds a B.A. in English, M.A. in English, and M.B.A. from the University of Virginia. Will loves literature, history, politics, economics, Westerns, science fiction, and traveling in Europe. A 12th-generation Virginian, he is related to some of the ghosts in his most recent novel, The Potusgeists.

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