Old Haunts

'I'll read everything B.K. Borison writes' HANNAH GRACE

'Borison's words are a special kind of magic' ELENA ARMAS

'Festive, small town swoon is folded lovingly into every page' TESSA BAILEY

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Sadie Sullivan is starting over. After her perfectly planned life implodes, she seeks solace at a charming bed and breakfast in the port town of Annapolis. As the new manager of the Lost Souls Inn, she is responsible for the well-being of all patrons…including the surly groundskeeper that lives in the attic. But what she doesn’t know just might haunt her.

As the resident poltergeist, Reed Miller has been bound to the inn for far too long. Unable to leave the grounds, and slipping in and out of his corporeal form, he’s desperate for something to change. When Sadie arrives determined to make the most of her new life, Reed sees an opportunity to move on with his.

Spirits with soulmates are permitted to pass through the Department of Hauntings & Spirits. Reed just needs them to believe that he’s found his. With their souls on the line, Reed and Sadie need to convince everyone that they’re in love. But what happens when their fake performance starts to feel a little too real? After all, things are never what they seem at the Lost Souls Inn.

Tropes

Fake soulmating

My roommate is a ghost

A magical bed and breakfast

There's only one (haunted) bed

Reviews

Praise for B.K. Borison

'B.K. Borison is the most exciting new voice in romance' HANNAH GRACE

'This is the easiest I’ve ever fallen in love with a romance, Borison’s words are a special kind of magic' ELENA ARMAS

'Festive, small town swoon is folded lovingly into every single page' TESSA BAILEY

'The Lovelight series is my happy place' SARAH ADAMS

'B.K. Borison is a master of cosy romance' BETH REEKLES

About the author

B.K. Borison is the author of cozy, contemporary romances featuring emotionally vulnerable characters and swoon-worthy settings. When she’s not daydreaming about fictional characters doing fictional things, she’s at home with her family, more than likely buying books she doesn’t have room for.