Spirit Guide #3

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Missing girls and a killer back from the grave.

When a nobleman’s daughter goes missing, Elinor Chalamet and Archambeau rush to discover who has kidnapped her and why.

Saddled with a bumbling apprentice, a drunken soldier, and a prickly nobleman who won’t explain why he hasn’t paid a proper social call, Elinor must confront her past with the Morpheus Society who trained her as a medium.

But answers can only be found in the Beyond, and that’s a place where ghosts walk and mediums who overstay their welcome are driven insane.

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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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“These make a really good read! Unputdownable!! I read the entire series in a few days and I’m rereading them already.”
Sandra O
Amazon
“The ghost talker, her apprentice, and others get into a real mess and actually have to ask for help from the secretive Duke. Some parts are truly scary, some are hilarious.”
Jetangen
Bookbub
“This particular volume brings to mind Amanda Quick's Arcane Society series, with the same Victorian flair and fascination with the occult. I would particularly compare this book favorably with Amanda Quick's "Quicksilver" with Elinor Chalamet being as independent as Victoria Dean and Tristan Fontaine being as determined to be wolfishly noble as Owen Sweetwater. I am definitely on tenterhooks wondering where Elinor's investigations take her and Tristan next.”
aadenalee
Bookbub
“Such a fun read. Love this series!”
Ttreadway1
Bookbub
“It’s set in the 1800’s so you’ll read about conditions and expectations that you’ll be glad no longer apply now. It was definitely a man’s world back then and Elinor is there to shake things up where women are concerned!”
Cebarrus
Bookbub
“Having read the previous two books in the series, I am delighted to find that this one surpasses my expectations.”
Conscientious
Amazon