Ghosts of Landover Series by Etta Faire

She wanted a free house. She got a dead roommate. The first in the paranormal series The Ghosts of Landover Mysteries. Carly Taylor thought her luck was finally changing. Being broke, divorced, and living in her mother’s basement wasn’t where she thought she’d be at thirty-one. So when her ex suddenly dies and leaves her his family’s Victorian, she can’t sign the paperwork fast enough.That’s when she realizes there’s a catch. And it’s a lying, cheating, annoying one she can’t get rid of... moreShe wanted a free house. She got a dead roommate. The first in the paranormal series The Ghosts of Landover Mysteries. Carly Taylor thought her luck was finally changing. Being broke, divorced, and living in her mother’s basement wasn’t where she thought she’d be at thirty-one. So when her ex suddenly dies and leaves her his family’s Victorian, she can’t sign the paperwork fast enough.That’s when she realizes there’s a catch. And it’s a lying, cheating, annoying one she can’t get rid of.Her ex is haunting the house and wants her to solve his murder case, which Carly figures is the only way to get the jerk to leave once and for all.Through channeling with his ghost, Carly is taken straight to the day her ex was poisoned at a strip club to relive the memory with him moment by moment, take down clues, and figure out what happened.But just like a free house, nothing is ever as easy as it seems, at least not in the strange county of Landover where small-town secrets meet the paranormal. And it’s a toss up about which is weirder. less

Clients come to her for one reason: Their mystery cases have gone cold. And so have they. The second in the paranormal series The Ghosts of Landover Mysteries. Carly was thrilled to inherit her awful ex-husband's Victorian after he died. Of course, that was before she knew she'd also be inheriting his annoying ghost, a 100-year-old curse, and the kind of strong mediumship that has every spirit in town begging for her to solve their mysteries. And Bessilyn Hind is first in line... moreClients come to her for one reason: Their mystery cases have gone cold. And so have they. The second in the paranormal series The Ghosts of Landover Mysteries. Carly was thrilled to inherit her awful ex-husband's Victorian after he died. Of course, that was before she knew she'd also be inheriting his annoying ghost, a 100-year-old curse, and the kind of strong mediumship that has every spirit in town begging for her to solve their mysteries. And Bessilyn Hind is first in line. In 1906, suffragist and local women's rights leader, Bessilyn Hind, committed suicide at her thirty-fifth birthday party after her fiancé broke up with her. Only one problem: her ghost doesn't remember it that way. And, Bessie is appalled that books have been written about her that imply a man caused her to do something so drastic. She didn’t take her own life, and she wants Carly to find out who her real murderer is (and get retractions on history, pronto).Through channeling, Carly is brought straight to 1906 to relive the party moment by moment, take down clues, and figure it all out. A mystery Carly gets so caught up in, she risks losing her own place in the timeline, and herself. less

When paranormal becomes your new normal, The only thing certain in life Is that it will involve death. The third book in the paranormal series The Ghosts of Landover Mysteries. Locals refer to it as Accident Loop, the part of Landover Lake where “the accident” happened in 1957. Rumor has it, a group of high-school graduates went late-night partying on a boat after the country club’s sock hop ended early. They didn’t return. Until now... moreWhen paranormal becomes your new normal, The only thing certain in life Is that it will involve death. The third book in the paranormal series The Ghosts of Landover Mysteries. Locals refer to it as Accident Loop, the part of Landover Lake where “the accident” happened in 1957. Rumor has it, a group of high-school graduates went late-night partying on a boat after the country club’s sock hop ended early. They didn’t return. Until now.Gloria Thomas was one of those partiers, but she says her death was no accident. And now, she wants Carly’s help in figuring out her murder and setting the record straight. Through channeling, Carly is taken straight to that night to relive the dance, the after party, the young woman’s death, and the obvious cover-up.But while channeling memories from the 1950s, Carly gets to know the younger versions of her older friends and the shocking way the boating accident was handled. And she learns the hard way that stirring a pot from yesteryear can still leave you pretty burned today. less