Display title | Ghost Finders |
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Article description: (description ) This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A 2010-2015 series by Simon R. Green, Ghost Finders follows closely in the same vein as his two other urban fantasy series (Nightside and Secret Histories). It follows the adventures of a team from the Carnecki Institute, which wants to Do Something about ghosts (and other weirdness) - JC Chance, a perpetually optimistic, arrogant blowhard (who always turns out to be right, in the end); Melody, the team's tech guru who turns into a Lovable Sex Maniac after hours; and Happy, a "class 11 telepath" on enough drugs to empty out a pharmacy, who can almost never think positively (unless on certain types of the aforementioned drugs). On their tails are members of the rival group, the Crowley Project - Natasha Chang, a sadistic Rich Bitch of a telepath and her sidekick (against her will) Erik Grossman, a physically and socially repulsive scientist with similarly repulsive scientific interests. |