Supernatural Love

Overview

When love goes astray, it can use a little supernatural help, but is a ghost with a blighted romantic past of her own the best matchmaker? Megan Clarke only wants to sell her late uncle's haunted house. Jake Pendleton wants to stop his mother, Liz, from buying it. He doesn't believe in ghosts and he doesn't trust Megan, not since their breakup ten years ago when they were high school sweethearts. Caroline Hartford, the ghost of Hartford house, has her work cut out for her if she going to bring these two mismatched soul mates together and lift the curse that keeps her bound to the earthly plane

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Author Information

Bio of Jeanine Berry

Words are Jeanine Berry ' s passion. Perhaps it is genetic since she comes from a family of writers. An avid reader all her life, she started scratching pen to paper at an early age. Once she learned to type, she kept her family awake late at night with the clicking of keys. Eventually, she left home, studied English and journalism and went on to a career as a journalist. The hard-charging, deadline-driven world of journalism left her little time for her own writing. But the desire to put her fantasy worlds down on paper in novel form never left her. When the Internet was born, she was hooked by the idea of ebooks. She dug out one of her old manuscripts from long ago, polished it up and sent it in to an epublisher. Her creative writing career was soon launched. She is now the author of three fantasy novels, and three SF novels, as well as a contributor to two anthologies. Dayspring Destiny, the final book of her Dayspring series, took the 2004 Eppie for best fantasy novel. Jeanine lives in the Chicago area with her husband and two very spoiled Australian Silky Terriers.

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Additional Info

Imprint

Mundania Press, LLC

Filesize

329.22 KB

Number of Pages

152

eBook ISBN

9781102348757

Awards

• EPPIE Awards