Good Spirits

What did you think of the paranormal premise of the novel? Did Borison do a good job explaining the magic? In a book like this, does the author really need to?

"Good Spirits" is deliciously cozy. How does Borison set the scene?

If you're reading "Good Spirits" at Christmastime, did the novel have enough holiday cheer for you?

Harriet is constantly trying to mold herself into what others (especially her mother) expect her to be. How did the weight of these expectations affect her? Could you relate to her struggles?

Nolan is a ghost, but not a scary one. Contrast his past as a fisherman with his existance as a ghost.

Harriet and Nolan are both lonely and a little lost when they meet one another. They are also both undeniably attracted to each other. What else brings them together and sparks their relationship?

In what ways do Harriet and Nolan support one another and help each other grow?

What was the most romantic part of the book for you? What sections made you swoon?

What did you think of the subplot with Harriet's sister?

Discuss the ending. How did it make you feel?