Sketch Me If You Can (A Portrait of Crime Mystery)

She's a police sketch artist. He's a dead lawman. Together, they put a face on murder. When her uncle dies, police sketch artist Rory McCain get's a list of clients from his private detective business and a beautiful, old house with a ghostly inhabitant: Federal Marshal Ezekiel Drummond, aka Zeke. Having a ghost as a housemate is bad enough, but as Rory's drawn into one of her uncle's unsolved cases and faces a cold-blooded killer, she may need the marshal's supernatural help to stay alive. When Rory's favorite uncle dies, he bequeaths to his niece a beautiful Victorian home and a list of clients from his detective business. With the house comes the ghost of a federal marshal who was killed in the 1870s. The ghost had been helping Rory's uncle in his detective business in exchange for finding the identity of the marshal's killer. Now the ghost would like to continue working with Rory