Wandering Spirits I

**5 amazing authors, 5 novellas, and 1 short story

HAUNTED HEARTS by Kim Cox

(Lana Malloy Paranormal Mystery Series, Book 1) 

Two ghosts, a hysterical neighbor and the handsome nephew of her aunt's 
fiancé and you get a mix bag of comical events. Lana Malloy embarks on a 
new career as a private investigator. She must solve the forty-year-old 
murder of her great aunt and her great aunt's fiancé or they will remain 
Haunted Hearts.

RESTLESS SPIRIT by Elizabeth Delisi 

Desperate to talk to her young son, who died from a rare, incurable blood 
disease, Laura St. Clair uses a Ouija board to try to reach him. But when 
she makes contact with the spirit world and receives a message, whom has 
she reached? And what does the spirit want in return for helping her?

VALENTINE'S INN by Chris Grover 
After being badly injured in an auto accident, which killed three of her friends, Rianna Gordon has given up on life. Then she meets Josh Byford, unaware that Josh is a ghost. Rianna is a lawyer not a hotelier, but rather than sell the country inn her family has owned for over a hundred years, Josh not only convinces her to reopen and run it, he finds her the perfect partner as well--the boy she fell in love with when she was nine years old and never quite forgot.

GHOSTS OF AULD LANG SYNE by Maureen McMahon

(Stacey Christian & Peter Mansfield: Book 2)

The second book of the series after Return of the Gulls, Stacey Christian 
and Peter Mansfield reunite in Ghosts of Auld Lang Syne to celebrate New 
Year with friends at a remote New England homestead. Are the terrifying 
incidents that befall the guests really only accidents? And why does the 
spectre of a young woman walk the halls? 

FATE’S LITTLE TRICK by Sheryl Hames Torres

Gemma McKenzie Fuller must put aside her fears and help someone 
from her past. Can a troubled child teach her that going back again could possibly be a Christmas miracle?
 
MEETING MR. WRIGHT by Chris Grover
Vicki figured the dream was simply a spin-off of her bedtime reading. She had no idea it was a prediction of things to come.