August Calloway can see ghosts. She's been doing it her whole life, and she's gotten fairly good at acting like she can't.
Then she meets James in a cemetery. He's charming, sharp, infuriatingly perceptive, and he's been dead since 1986. She tells herself it's just another friendship with a ghost. James, who's had forty years to get good at reading people, sees right through her.
Between her living boyfriend who's starting to notice the distance, a cemetery full of opinionated spirits, and the growing sense that something is wrong with the boundary between the living world and whatever comes after it, August is running out of room to keep her two worlds separate. Especially when one of them keeps showing up in her passenger seat, asking about her pocket monsters and having deeply correct opinions about Toto.
The Gift is the first book in the Supernatural Secrets trilogy. It is a spicy paranormal romance about grief, the complexity of love, and where we go (or don't go) when we die.
Genre: Paranormal Romance
Then she meets James in a cemetery. He's charming, sharp, infuriatingly perceptive, and he's been dead since 1986. She tells herself it's just another friendship with a ghost. James, who's had forty years to get good at reading people, sees right through her.
Between her living boyfriend who's starting to notice the distance, a cemetery full of opinionated spirits, and the growing sense that something is wrong with the boundary between the living world and whatever comes after it, August is running out of room to keep her two worlds separate. Especially when one of them keeps showing up in her passenger seat, asking about her pocket monsters and having deeply correct opinions about Toto.
The Gift is the first book in the Supernatural Secrets trilogy. It is a spicy paranormal romance about grief, the complexity of love, and where we go (or don't go) when we die.
Genre: Paranormal Romance
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