Ghoul Intentions

Margot didn't inherit a bed and breakfast. She inherited a house that remembers everything.

When Margot arrives at the Mourning Cove Inn — a rambling Victorian on the coast she's never set foot in, left to her by a great-aunt she barely knew — she expects paperwork, dust, and maybe a fixer-upper she can flip. What she finds instead is a house full of the dead who never checked out: a heartbroken woman still waiting in the east parlor, a Victorian keeping her own quiet counsel over tea, and a presence in a room that was never meant to be a guest room at all.

As Margot untangles the inn's secrets — and her own — she discovers that some doors, once opened, don't let you leave the same person who walked in.

Book One of Midlife at Mourning Cove, for readers who like their ghost stories with a little warmth in the chill.