Ghost Talker #1

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Elinor Chalamet’s talent to speak with the dead may have landed her in the soup.

Witty and clever, Elinor uses her mediumship skills to hunt for her father’s killer. So when a body in the canal brings her to the morgue, she’s happy to help until Tristan Fontaine, the Duke de Archambeau, takes over the case and places her under house arrest.

Between possessions and poltergeists, she’ll solve the case even if it means putting the duke in his place. Actually, that part of the investigation may be a pleasure!

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Welcome to Alenbonné, a coastal city with picturesque promenades along the canals and where the ghosts never sleep. A country where spirits and murder are just a breath away.

Trained as a medium by the elite Morpheus Society, Elinor Chalamet uses her skills to aid the police while she hunts for her father’s killer in the coastal city of Alenbonné.

A six part Gaslamp fantasy ghost mystery series featuring a strong female character in a slow burn romance. Friendly to 18+ readers.

This Gaslamp fantasy will please readers of Emily Finch (Samantha and Wyatt Mysteries); Carla Simpson (Angus Brodie and Mikaela Forsythe); Gail Carriger’s Parasol Protectorate series; Deanna Raybourn (Veronica Speedwell series); Elizabeth Peter’s Ameilia Peabody series; and Enola Homes by Nancy Springer.

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“This book grabbed me from the first line and wouldn't let go!”
suzeratchford13
Bookbub
“This is my first time reading this authors books and I really enjoyed it! The characters are interesting and likable and show intelligence. The murder mystery is interesting and unusual gives the book a little sci-fi edge to it. What could be more interesting than a woman that can see and talk to ghosts!”
Patricia M
Goodreads
“This book was amazing! First off, the snarkiness and sarcasm between Tristan and Elinor are humorous to read, and you can easily see a deep love in their future. Nash is great at characterization and describing physical traits. For example, Elinor thinking, “there is no need to rush when discussing the dead. They don’t go anywhere. Normally,” sets the tone for her line of work and her approach to death.”
Ashley
Amazon
“I found the main characters very likable. The story grabbed me until the end.”
K Rufu
Amazon
“I can't remember smiling as much reading a book as much as I did with this one! It was delightful and kept my attention all the way to the end.”
Kindle Customer
Amazon
“It has an unexpected outcome that throws readers off guard and has, without a doubt, a fantastic conclusion.”
Marina L
Goodreads