A Ghost of a Chance

I didn't think I'd ever be scared of losing someone who's already dead.

Turns out I was wrong.

Something else lives in my house besides Drake, and it's stronger than he is. Every day he gets a little quieter, a little harder to reach, like static eating away at a radio signal I can't afford to lose.

And even though Drake is technically already dead, I can't lose him to whatever this entity is.

So, I call a warlock-for-hire in the middle of the night because I'm out of better options, and because the thought of Drake fading out of existence entirely is worse than any renovation nightmare Ryan's crew has uncovered so far.

Ryan doesn't know I'm doing this. I haven't told him because at best he'd worry, and he's already been through enough danger on my account. At worse, he'd probably think I was nuts.

Yep, this one's mine to fix.

I've spent weeks telling myself that whatever I feel for Drake doesn't count, that you can't actually fall for someone who's been dead for a century, that dreams and stolen moments in an old house don't add up to anything real.

But watching him flicker like a candle in a draft has a way of making a woman stop lying to herself.

I get one chance to save him. Maybe less than that. And I'm not about to let a house full of secrets take away the one impossible, infuriating, devastatingly charming ghost who's somehow become the thing I'm most afraid of losing.

A Ghost of a Chance is Book Two of the Midnight Spirits Southern Gothic Romance series, a slow-burn New Orleans ghost romance with a love triangle that crosses the line between the living and the dead.