Kate Wilson didn’t believe in ghosts…

Kate is done with men. Broken-hearted after discovering how she’s been duped by her boyfriend, the unexpected legacy of a house in Falmouth is her chance to make a fresh start. But the best laid plans…

A ghostly figure, doors that lock by themselves, and a charismatic portrait that appears to have a life of its own, signal that Kate’s new home may be haunted – either that, or she’s going mad.

Then there’s her enigmatic neighbour, the broodingly handsome Tom Carbis, who seems to turn up wherever she goes. Despite a strong mutual attraction and a shared passion for Cornwall, Kate suspects that there is much more to him than he’s letting on.

The discovery of a hidden journal leads Kate to a romantic mystery from the past – a mystery with connections to Tom’s family, and one that Kate feels compelled to solve. But unravelling long-buried secrets can be dangerous, as she soon finds out.

Will Kate discover the truth about the past and find her own happy ending? Or will history repeat itself? Free on Kindle.

My wife and I have a ghost living in our bedroom closet, when he’s being good. He’s a close friend of mine, maybe the brightest student in our high school of four thousand, who came to visit as a spirit with a favor to ask. Our renewed friendship continues a decade later. $0.99 on Kindle.

Thrust neck-deep into a world of old mysteries and dangerous enemies, he will face ghosts, witches, and curses. He will discover a world in which survival might be the easiest challenge. And he will do anything necessary to keep his wife and his life from falling away.

Real history meets the paranormal in this thrilling, suspenseful series! Free on Kindle.

The ghost who goads Trace Handley into attending a Halloween party then tags along isn’t just another party-crasher. David really is a ghost and he wants to get a message to the man who was tried and acquitted of his murder. Finding their target under the heavy costumes will take more than just a quick scan of the room. and Trace is a reluctant detective. David may have come for one purpose, but he seems determined to enjoy the party in his own way, even if he can’t actually participate. Learn more.