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As a child, Torrie Reynolds entered the haunted Hargrove House on a
dare. Terrified by what she’d heard while inside Hargrove House, she
avoided it since.
Now fifteen years later, Will Dalton offers Torrie the job of
refurbishing it, and she has no choice but to take the offer to keep
her business afloat. But there is something about Will Dalton that
Torrie’s heart can’t ignore, something that calls to her in her
dreams, something about him that her soul recognizes.
As the house is restored and rooms come alive with character and color
Torrie brings to them, her fear of the house fades and her attraction
to Will grows stronger. Hargrove House begins to even feel like home
to her. With each finished renovation project, it is harder for
Torrie to leave the house…Or Will.
And although she wants nothing more than a life with Will Dalton within
Hargrove House, she discovers there are things more terrifying than
ghosts when she learns why Will is digging in the dark, frightening cellar…
This is a stand-alone Paranormal Romance with a hot hero and a
crafty
heroine that will keep you turning the pages to the very end.
Welcome to Montgomery Manor, a beautiful Bed & Breakfast complete with
gorgeous guest rooms, a five-star restaurant, and a haunting history
of true love, betrayal, and murder…
When soulmates Quint and Meg Falkner
inherit moldering Montgomery Manor,
they are in way over their heads. With a bit of faith and strange
push they cannot ignore, they jump head first into bringing the
large, compelling house back to its original grandeur.
But something is different…something is…wrong. Quint isn’t acting
himself, and Meg keeps seeing visions, images of the past seeping
into her very soul. When Meg becomes the target of a mysterious,
dangerous admirer, her world implodes, leaving her vulnerable to the
otherworldly inhabitants of the house…the very house calling out to
her, its secrets begging to be uncovered.
Endless corridors, echoing darkness, and hidden treasure weave together
in
this tale of everlasting love and second chances.
Can Meg and Quint make a new life for themselves in Montgomery
Manor, or
will Montgomery Manor’s secrets tear them apart forever?
This is a stand-alone Paranormal
Romance with a hot hero and a crafty
heroine that will keep you turning the pages to the very end.
From the first moment Clare Newman steps into Camden Place—from
the
squeak in the floor and the sweet scent of apple pie to the candles
she lights on the dining room table—it feels like home. It’s a
place she can find refuge from her nightmares. It’s a place where
she can make a fresh start…
…Except there’s a misty figure with a knife who disappears into the library.
…Except there’s Liam Camden, the man who built Camden Place over a century
and a half before, who doesn’t disappear, who seems to be the only
one who can see and talk to Clare.
But who is the real ghost? Clare, who somehow found the doorway to
1847?
Or Liam, who died mysteriously one hundred and seventy years ago?
When danger creeps closer, will the timeless love they share be enough
to
keep them safe?
This is a stand-alone Paranormal
Romance with a hot hero and a crafty
heroine that will keep you turning the pages to the very end.
He visited her at midnight in a dream. He was a stranger yet her lover,
whose touch started a fire in her soul. His passion left her yearning
for more even after she awoke.
With the morning light, she discovered him at her door, leaving her to
question just how much of her midnight fantasy had been a dream.
Kate McCoy can’t resist Jake Casperson. Nor can she resist the passion
that flares between them day or night. At the same time, neither of
them can escape the dreams. But the dreams soon become a nightmare
that is overshadowed by something darker…
A murder that happened seventy years ago. Two young lovers who share
Kate and Jake’s names.
Can she believe the dreams? Are they real, shared memories of a love cut
short by murder?
And if they are, will history repeat itself and make Kate the next victim?
This is a stand-alone Paranormal
Romance with a hot hero and a crafty
heroine that will keep you turning the pages to the very end.
Allie Harrison also writes as Allie Quinn. She lives with her husband in
Southern Illinois. When she isn’t enjoying fun family time, games
with friends, reading, crafts, music and winemaking, she’s working to
build fictional worlds and unforgettable characters.
Hargrove House:
Torrie knew in her heart venturing into the haunted Hargrove House was a stupid thing
to do. She sucked in a deep breath. She’d never been a chicken, and she wasn’t going to
be one now.
The door knob was cold in her palm. Surely the door wouldn’t be unlocked. The old
creepy house had been vacant forever.
It wasn’t locked. In fact, the knob turned easily and the door opened. The eerie thought
that the house wanted her to come in slipped through her.
The light from the street filtered into the foyer, but only a little. Everything else was
nothing more than a mixture of gray shadows. Still it was enough for Torrie to see
elegance in the wide, beautiful circular staircase. Above her head a huge chandelier hung
haphazardly. What was left of its crystal decoration reflected the small amount of light
from the street.
It was beautiful.
How anyone could leave this house, she wondered.
Outside, the wind blew the leaves and branches of the trees in the front yard, and the
shadows danced.
Torrie took a step back. She’d stayed long enough to fulfill the dare. Besides, she’d
heard her father say often enough the place was probably rotten through. She’d break her
leg if she fell through the floor. She could see the headline in the Liberty Banner
now: Mayor’s Daughter Breaks Leg in Haunted Hargrove House.
Her friends who hid in the bushes outside were going to owe her big time, she thought.
The moonlight reflected on something on the floor a few feet away. Was it a piece of
glass from one of the several broken windows? No, it was a single crystal obviously from
the chandelier above her. Her hand itched with the need to touch it, to hold it. She took a
few steps forward, weary of the possibly rotted floor.
Then she had it in her hand, an elegantly carved crystal, beautiful and perfect, a prize
for a scary dare like a blue ribbon for winning a race. She turned to go back out the door.
It was then she heard the voice.
It was really nothing more than a moan, a painful moan.
Yet, it said her name—“Victoria…”
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I really like the entire series of book covers. Great job on them! Books sound interesting.
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I really like the entire series of book covers. Great job on them! Books sound interesting.