Debra Dugger continues to captivate us with her young detectives in The Fantastic Phantasmic Detective Agency: And the Case of the Missing Ghost. Abby, Toby, and Billy are teenagers who take their business seriously, though they can’t tell very many adults they work for ghosts...

Headless is an enthralling tale of mystery and horror and is the first book of Tristram Lowe's The Ghost and the Mask series. Akio is a professional photographer working for the Tokyo-based newspaper Dainichi Daily. All he wants is to get into the good books...

The Mountaineer’s Painting: A Ghost Story by David Francis Curran tells the story of Kevin Frost, who feels compelled to drop everything that he is currently working on to go in search of the artist and anybody who may know something about a painting that...

The Hangin’ Oak by D. L. Havlin features Dan and Angela Davies, a couple who makes frequent camping trips. When Dan’s colleague suggests a beautiful, secluded ranch where not a single soul will disturb them, the Davies family gladly accepts the opportunity. The only clinch...

In The Long Nights, the first book in the Carthage City Ghosts series by Tom Mock, a talented telepath faces the most challenging situation of his life. When a dead body wakes up in the most unexpected place in Carthage City Oldtown, Joe Kellerman faces...

The Silent Are Rising by Jordan Noeding is a supernatural fantasy crossover novel and the ambitious first book of The Second Ghost War series. It has been centuries since the first Ghost War and a second coming is unthinkable with the army of Mortuusva—Mortuusva being...

Richter's War: Case of the Ghostly Séance by Daniel P. Douglas is the third book in the Richter’s War series. Detective Geno Richter is on the hunt for Nazi spies in WWII Los Angeles. Staking out the Central Library, Richter finds himself caught up in...

Falls the Breath by Melodie Ramone, book one in The Brimfield Ghosts series, begins in 1907 when the wealthy Benjamin and Theda Lett arrive at Ellis Island from Vienna, seeking to escape their past. They create Brimfield, an opulent estate in Chicago, and have a...

The Boatman by Annalisa Crawford is a collection of three short stories set in a small town in Cornwall. The Boatman, an old pub by the river, welcomes all kinds of visitors, maybe even otherworldly ones. Quinn, a troubled soul, desperately tries to blend into...

The Legend of Thornewood Manor by Dita Dow is a terrifying chronicle about teenagers and tourists who are silly enough to ignore the whispers and rumors about Jefferson Thornewood, a recluse who in the past lived in a house on a hill that overlooked the...

Humbug by Sarah Whelan masterfully transforms Ebenezer Scrooge’s narrative in A Christmas Carol from the third person to first person point of view. The result is that Scrooge’s misanthropic and miserly nature is deconstructed for readers who will no doubt view the time-honored tale in...

Banshee by Bibiana Krall revolves around a 1980s band named Synth Siren and the death-defying encounters they endure while pursuing fame. When their drummer succumbs to a drug overdose, the band—which has peaked in its success—is struggling to maintain its momentum. They are given a...

“Sometimes the past that comes back to haunt you isn’t yours.” The House on Chambers Road is a paranormal story by C.J. McGroarty. Libby Casey, a widow, is captivated by an 18th-century home and buys it. She hopes the change will help her forget the...

A murder, a missing will, and a ghost are all present on the Bancroft estate in the intriguing mystery novel, Murder at Mother's by Maighread MacKay. Martha Bancroft is a very strong and opinionated woman and consistently exasperates her greedy children. Since her husband passed...

The Other Side of Philip K. Dick: A Tale of Two Friends is a non-fiction memoir written by Maer Wilson. Wilson was nineteen years old and happily involved in the second semester of her freshman year at Cal State Fullerton when dramatics major and her...

Professor Jack Wood has his own issues and swears not to fall into another love trap, but the new librarian caught his eye. Abigail Stryker determines to make a fresh start in her life and leave her painful past behind, and she believes a new...

A Scandal in Boohemia by Gwen Gardner is the first book in the Indigo Eady Cozy Mystery series. Indigo is putting her old life behind her and starting anew by returning to England where she grew up. Step one is reconnecting with her cousin Simon...

A ghost whisperer is hired to investigate supernatural happenings at a soon-be-opened retro-forties nightclub in the extraordinary novella, Lady Sings The Boos (An Indigo Eady Cozy Mystery Short Story) by Gwen Gardner. Indigo Eady has the uncanny ability to see and hear ghosts. Her Victorian...

Tamera Lawrence's The Slither Queen is a dark fantasy narrative that centers on Rachel Garth, an 18-year-old girl with the supernatural ability to transform into a serpent. Her life is anything but uneventful and predictable. Already, Rachel has discovered love, struggles to control her shapeshifting...

Five talented young basketball players from Rockwood, Georgia's high school, were all killed at different times and in different ways, but they were all much too young to die. Now they have been given a chance to come back to earth for six months to...