Graydrove Hoffenstein, the Native American Jewish heir to a parking meter empire, doesn't believe his mother, Celeste Garrison Hoffenstein, murdered his father, Colin Lightfoot Hoffenstein, even if the authorities do. So begins Steven Cooper's rollicking tale of love, murder and ghosts, where scepticism meets spiritualism, ghosts communicate using lemons, and Gloria Gaynor's 'I Will Survive' and family eccentricities hold the key to just about everything. Hip, hilarious and outrageous, this debut is an uproarious blend of mystery and camp that will have readers begging for a sequel!