Books matching: ghost seeing ability
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Save:'Trying To Live With The Dead' in the series 'The Veil Diaries' by B.L. Brunnemer is a YA paranormal story about a girl who can see the dead and has nightmares. The plot revolves around her best friends, a group of boys, who sleep with her to keep the nightmares away. The series is described as a slow burn with tension that is slow-growing but palpable, showcasing the relationships between the female and male main characters.
I pulled my Dad’s old ‘89 Chevy Blazer to a stop outside my Uncle Rory’s house. I sighed and turned off the truck. New town, new house, new school and new people. It’s not like being the new girl in s... - #2
Save:"For the Earl's Pleasure" by Anne Mallory is a paranormal historical romance set in the Regency period. The story follows Abigail Smart, who can see ghosts, and Valerian, the Earl of Rainewood, who appears before her as a ghost after a mysterious event. Their complicated past and present interactions, filled with tension and desire, form the core of the plot. As they navigate social class divisions, past betrayals, and a mysterious disappearance, the book unfolds with suspense, wit, romance, and a touch of the paranormal, creating a unique and fresh storyline within the historical romance genre.
Abigail and Valerian's relationship, characterized by verbal sparring, hidden desires, and past secrets, is a highlight of the book. The author, Anne Mallory, weaves a captivating tale with well-developed characters, intricate plot twists, and a writing style that keeps readers engaged. The blend of paranormal elements with the Regency setting adds depth to the story, while the romantic tension between the leads, their witty interactions, and the suspenseful plot contribute to the overall appeal of the book.
He was a magnificent animal. Dark and deadly in both looks and wit. Most would describe Valerian Danforth, Lord Rainewood, in terms of a lean strong predator—a panther or a wolf. Personally, Abigail S... - #3
Save:'The Spookshow' by Tim McGregor follows the story of Billie, a young woman who wakes up from a coma with the ability to see ghosts. As she navigates her newfound talent, she is reluctantly drawn into a haunting mystery involving a local 'haunted house' and a larger nightmare. The plot is described as having a great balance of creepy elements verging on horror and emotional depth, with real and relatable characters. The writing style is praised for its ability to reel in readers with a tense and gripping narrative, keeping them guessing and craving more as the story unfolds with unexpected twists and turns.
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Save:Rory Deveaux, a teenager from Louisiana, moves to London to attend a boarding school where she becomes entangled in a modern-day Jack the Ripper copycat murder mystery. Rory's unique ability to see ghosts leads her to be the only witness to the crimes, putting her in grave danger as she tries to unravel the truth behind the murders. The book is a blend of suspense, paranormal events, and government conspiracies, with a fast-paced plot that keeps readers on the edge of their seats. The writing style is described as witty, engaging, and full of humorous one-liners that add depth to the characters and the storyline.
IF YOU LIVE AROUND NEW ORLEANS AND THEY THINK a hurricane might be coming, all hell breaks loose. Not among the residents, really, but on the news. The news wants us to worry desperately about hurrica... - #5
Save:'P.S. I Spook You' by S.E. Harmon follows FBI agent Rain, who has the ability to see ghosts, as he is sent back to his hometown to work on a cold case involving a missing girl named Amy. Teaming up with his ex, Detective Danny McKenna, Rain navigates through the investigation while dealing with his psychic abilities and the persistent ghost of a boy named Ethan. The story is a blend of paranormal mystery, romance, and police procedural, with a focus on the relationship between Rain and Danny as they work together to solve the case and confront their past.
The narrative is told from Rain's perspective, offering insight into his snarky humor, struggles with his abilities, and his evolving relationship with Danny. features a mix of ghostly encounters, witty dialogue, quirky characters, and a well-developed mystery plot that keeps readers engaged as Rain and Danny delve into the case while dealing with their personal histories and the supernatural elements at play.
He was a surly teen with a dark sheaf of hair that flopped into equally dark eyes. If there was a space on his face that wasn’t pierced, I couldn’t find it—eyebrows, mouth, stretched lobes, and a stra... - #6
Save:'Willow and the Wolf' in 'The Shifters' series by Elizabeth Kelly is a paranormal romance novel that follows the story of Willow, a human with the ability to see ghosts, and Mal, a wolf shifter who is hesitant to mix with humans. The book is written in a 3rd person omniscient perspective, providing insight into not only Mal and Willow's relationship but also the beginning of Ava and Bishop's story. The plot revolves around the developing romance between Willow and Mal, their differences, conflicts, and the challenges they face as they navigate their feelings for each other.
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Save:Set in 1740's Silesia, 'The House of War and Witness' follows a young lieutenant investigating the mysterious disappearance of a militia in a sleepy village on the outskirts of the Austrian empire. Simultaneously, a camp follower with a supernatural ability to see ghosts uncovers eerie spirits in the manor house where the officers reside, not belonging to the missing militia but from various time periods. As the characters delve into the village's peculiar behavior and the secrets of the manor house, they unravel the mysteries behind why it is known as the house of war and witness. The narrative style is described as slow-paced yet suspenseful, with a focus on building detailed settings, characters, and atmosphere to create a chilling and thought-provoking story.
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Save:In 'Ninth House' by Leigh Bardugo, the story revolves around Galaxy Alex Stern, a survivor dealing with a traumatic past who is recruited to oversee the mystical activities of the secret societies at Yale. As part of House Leathe, the ninth house, Alex becomes entangled in a web of dark secrets, disappearances, and murder on campus. The book delves into themes of trauma, magic, violence, and the power dynamics within the elite circles of Yale, creating a world where the supernatural intertwines with the everyday struggles of its characters. The writing style is described as dark, compelling, and filled with vivid descriptions that transport readers to the atmospheric setting of Yale University.
By the time Alex managed to get the blood out of her good wool coat, it was too warm to wear it. Spring had come on grudgingly; pale blue mornings failed to deepen, turning instead to moist, sullen af... - #9
Save:Haunting Violet by Alyxandra Harvey is a historical fiction novel set in 1800's England, revolving around Violet Willoughby, the daughter of a fraudulent medium. The story follows Violet as she unexpectedly inherits the gift of mediumship and starts seeing ghosts, particularly a murdered girl seeking justice. As Violet navigates her newfound ability and unravels the mystery behind the ghost's death, she also delves into the social norms and deceptions of Victorian England. The book combines elements of romance, mystery, and the paranormal, immersing readers in a captivating storyline filled with intrigue and historical details.
I was usually hungry enough to eat what I was given without comment, but if the earl served boiled tongue or calves’ foot jelly, I fully intended to wrap it in my napkin and hide it in the nearest umb... - #10
Save:Set in 1880s New York City, "The Witches of New York" by Ami McKay follows the story of three women - Eleanor, Adelaide, and Beatrice - who run a tea shop and herbal apothecary. The narrative intertwines themes of magic, witchcraft, herbalism, and spiritualism as the characters navigate their abilities and encounter ghosts and spirits. The book delves into the histories of these women, exploring their individual journeys and the challenges they face in a society that views them as witches. Despite some pacing issues and the introduction of multiple perspectives, the story gradually gains momentum, weaving together a tale of empowerment and sisterhood in a magical setting.
In the cellar of a modest house on the edge of the Tenderloin, a weary housekeeper lit a candle and said a prayer. Taper in one hand, glass jar in the other, she poured wax around the edge of the jar’...
