Books matching: haunted by a ghost
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Save:In 'Halloween Boo' by Sarah Spade, Dani moves to Salem, Massachusetts and encounters unexplained incidents in her apartment, leading her to believe she has a ghost roommate named Casper, who is actually Zack. As their relationship develops, Zack shows his thoughtful and romantic side as a ghost and later as a corporeal being. The story combines elements of a ghostly romance with a Halloween theme, where the couple navigates through unusual circumstances to find their happily ever after.
I work for a marketing firm that’s based in Massachusetts. Having been born and raised in California, it was a shock for me to relocate to Salem at the beginning of this year. Even though the money an... - #2
Save:'The Sentence' by Louise Erdrich is a novel set in Minneapolis, focusing on Tookie, a Native American ex-convict working in a bookstore owned by the author. The storyline delves into Tookie's past of body snatching, her marriage to Pollux, a tribal policeman, and her haunting by a deceased customer named Flora. The narrative unfolds against the backdrop of real-world events like the pandemic and the murder of George Floyd, offering a unique perspective on current issues. The book intricately weaves together themes of redemption, community, and the power of books, providing a multi-layered and engaging reading experience.
WHILE IN PRISON, I received a dictionary. It was sent to me with a note. This is the book I would take to a deserted island. Other books were to arrive from my teacher. But as she had known, this one ... - #3
Save:'Blood Debt' in the 'Vicki Nelson' series by Tanya Huff delves into the complex relationships between the characters, specifically focusing on the tension between Henry Fitzroy and Vicki Nelson. The plot revolves around a supernatural mystery that Vicki, Henry, and their friend Mike Celluci must solve, involving ghosts, vampires, and human foes. Tanya Huff's writing style combines elements of humor and seriousness, creating a perfect mix of dark and light in the narrative.
The young man attempted a shrug but didn't have the energy to actually lift his shoulders. " 'M okay," he muttered, watching the doctor warily. The incision throbbed, and he was too tired to take a pi...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Vicki Nelson ) - #4
Save:'The Small Hand' by Susan Hill is a modern ghost story that follows Adam Snow, an antiquarian book dealer who stumbles upon an abandoned house with a mysterious garden. After feeling a small ghostly hand gripping his own, Adam becomes haunted by the memory and is drawn into a dark mystery from his past. The story is atmospheric and suspenseful, blending elements of the supernatural with psychological depth. Susan Hill's writing style is described as beautifully crafted, sensitive, and full of sensitivity, creating a sense of unease and otherworldliness that keeps readers engaged.
The road had cut through the Downs, pale mounds on either side, and then run into a straight, tree-lined stretch to the crossroads. The fingerpost markings were faded and there were no recent signs. S... - #5
Save:'The Signalman' by Charles Dickens is a collection of delightfully spooky and classic ghost stories that offer a chilling and eerie atmosphere. The main story follows a signalman who encounters a grim spectre warning him of imminent danger near a railway tunnel. The writing style is described as atmospheric, mysterious, and captivating, drawing readers into the eerie world created by Dickens.
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Save:Fellside by M.R. Carey is a gripping and multi-genre novel that follows the story of Jess Moulson, a woman convicted of murder and sent to Fellside Prison. The book weaves elements of mystery, thriller, drama, and the supernatural as Jess navigates life behind bars, haunted by the ghost of a young boy she is accused of killing. As she tries to uncover the truth behind the boy's death, she is faced with corruption, violence, and a complex web of characters in the prison setting. The writing style is described as vivid, immersive, and engaging, with a mix of supernatural elements and daily life details that draw the reader into the story.
Jess Moulson – not thinking of herself by that name or any other – found herself lying in white sheets in a white room, overwhelmed by memories that were predominantly red and yellow and orange. The c... - #7
Save:Summer Skin by Kirsty Eagar is a novel that follows the story of Jess Gordon, a strong and no-nonsense young woman attending college. The book explores themes of feminism, college life, relationships, and personal growth through the interactions between Jess and Mitch, a complex and somewhat sexist character. The writing style is described as realistic, relatable, and hilarious, with a focus on empowering young women to be their own person and fight against stereotypes.
Jess froze. There was a guy. Watching her. Well, technically, he was watching her arse—of all the times to be wearing cut-offs. Worse, the guy in question was probably that guy. She didn’t know what t... - #8
Save:Born at Midnight by C.C. Hunter tells the story of Kylie Galen, a troubled teenager sent to Shadow Falls, a camp for supernatural beings. The book follows Kylie's journey of self-discovery as she navigates through a love triangle, mysteries surrounding the camp, and her own supernatural abilities. The writing style is described as simplistic, fast-paced, and engaging, with a focus on character relationships and building intrigue.
No, it wasn’t, Kylie Galen thought as she leaned into the refrigerator to find something to drink. In fact, it was so not funny she wished she could crawl in beside the mustard and moldy hot dogs, shu...
(Also, see 74 recommendations for the series Shadow Falls ) - #9
Save:In a universe where math and weapons depend on the calendars and rituals observed by people, a math genius captain proposes a wild strategy to recapture a heretic fortress, and ends up inhabited by the ghost of a disgraced general. The rituals include torture, though it's never seen or described in any detail, and there's a lot of emphasis on protocol and different castes, as well as on the exotic effects of exotic calendrical weapons like the amputation gun. The story follows Captain Kel Cheris who is disgraced and given the chance to redeem herself by hosting the mind of a long-dead tactician, Shuos Jedao. Together, they form a new alliance that will change things in a universe where technology itself depends on belief.
AT KEL ACADEMY, an instructor had explained to Cheris’s class that the threshold winnower was a weapon of last resort, and not just for its notorious connotations. Said instructor had once witnessed a... - #10
Save:'Captive Bride' in the series 'The Ghost of Gwynedd Castle' by Katharine Ashe follows the story of Bea Sinclaire and Lord Peter Cheriot (Tip) as they navigate a haunted castle in Scotland. When a ghost claims Bea as his betrothed, Tip must race against time to rescue her before All Hallows Eve. The storyline involves a mix of historical elements, charming character development, and a touch of romance, all intertwined with the social norms of the time.
Bea, a loyal and selfless character, finds herself torn between her family obligations and her feelings for Tip. As they face the challenges posed by the haunted castle and the ghostly presence, Bea and Tip's relationship evolves, culminating in a rewarding conclusion that showcases their growth and the depth of their connection.
