This was a fun, cute and fast read :) 

It is the perfect book for in between books and a palate cleanser between genres for me.

The setting was fun and not something we see all the time and I enjoyed it, but I also like hunted houses and such, so it was a treat for me, 

The characters were likable, but for me sometimes hard to connect with.

Overall, I thought it was alright, I liked it but didn't love it.

I give it 3 stars.

Thank you so much for this amazing opportunity!

This was just what you would expect from the cover! It was soo wholesome and it also obviously had paranormal supernatural elements as well. The author did a phenomenal job at creating an atmospheric beautiful scenery and a story that keeps you at the edge of your seat with a smile on your face.

Really liked this story. There were a few moments when I felt like there was something meant to be understood that I didn't exactly get but it didn't throw me off badly enough to spoil the reading.

Also, would probably watch the show with Lucky and Shortcake. Too cute.

I’m going to be perfectly honest and say I didn’t love this one. I think I was expecting more of a ghostly paranormal rom com and this really was more about Lucky’s journey having ESP and finding love as well as self love. I did enjoy the character of Georgia and I did think the walk in the amusement park was an interesting take on spooky, but overall I was a bit confused

Sweet and wholesome with a supernatural twist!

The story is set in a (sort of) haunted house and our FMC has ESP and is trying to uncover the secrets of Hennessee House while filming the entire experience for a show. I’ve always been a supernatural girlie so I enjoyed this fun storyline a lot. There is asexual representation and themes around traumatic familial relationships.

Overall a cute, low-stakes read!

"Looking for Love in All the Haunted Places" by Claire Kann is a captivating romance novel that weaves together love, the supernatural, and the challenges of pursuing a career in parapsychology.

The protagonist, Lucky Hart, has a unique affinity for the supernatural, but her passion for parapsychology is not taken seriously by many. Estranged from her family, facing rejection from graduate school, and losing friends, Lucky's luck finally turns when she gets insider information about a troubled production company. The company's new show is plagued by a mysterious issue – every actor quits after spending three nights inside Hennessee House, a notorious Victorian mansion.

Lucky seizes the opportunity to investigate and infiltrates the show. It's there that she meets Maverick Phillips, and an instant chemistry ignites between them. Maverick challenges and supports Lucky in ways she's never experienced before, making her feel truly seen. However, their connection doesn't go unnoticed – even by the lonely, sentient Hennessee House, which becomes a challenger in their budding relationship.

As Lucky and Maverick's romance faces obstacles, including the haunted house vying for Lucky's attention, the novel explores the clash between love and career aspirations. Lucky is determined not to choose one over the other, believing that everyone deserves a happily ever after, even houses with haunted hearts. However, as her plans start to unravel, Lucky realizes that achieving everything she desires may require risking it all.

"Looking for Love in All the Haunted Places" promises an engaging blend of romance, paranormal intrigue, and the pursuit of personal and professional fulfillment. Claire Kann's storytelling is likely to draw readers into a world where love transcends the boundaries of the living and the supernatural.

It’s easy enough to read and the prose is comfortable, but I didn’t personally find it engaging. I stopped after chapter 1 (4%). I’m guessing it will be a three-star average for audiences.

Thank you to NetGalley and Berkley for the ARC.