The Lovers of Steadford Abbey Series by Sheila Rosalynd Allen

In his lifetime, Harry was a rogue and a rake. Now he's a ghost--visible only to those in love. He roams the halls of Steadford Abbey, atoning for his romantic sins by helping others find romance sometimes, with the most unexpected and charming-results...Jane Steadford is trying to save the Abbey... but her detestable great uncle has sold it to Charles Graham, the Ninth Earl of Warwick... moreIn his lifetime, Harry was a rogue and a rake. Now he's a ghost--visible only to those in love. He roams the halls of Steadford Abbey, atoning for his romantic sins by helping others find romance sometimes, with the most unexpected and charming-results...Jane Steadford is trying to save the Abbey... but her detestable great uncle has sold it to Charles Graham, the Ninth Earl of Warwick. And the attractive earl proves quite stubborn about keeping the place, despite Jane's claim that it's haunted--a fanciful tale designed to drive him away. Little does she know thata ghost does indeed reside at Steadford Abbey... and that the very same ghost will do anything to bring Jane and Charles together... less

Second in the delightful Regency series featuring Harry Aldworth, matchmaking ghost of Steadford Abbey. Seriously wounded and embittered by war, Giles Steadford comes to the Abbey to convalesce. His compassionate nurse Elizabeth considers him the most difficult patient she's ever had, but if Harry is successful, Elizabeth will soon heal Giles' heart as well as his wounds.

Harry, a ghost visible only to those in love, attempts to solve the love puzzle involving Becky Beal; her betrothed, Lord Andrew Marleigh; her true love, the butcher's son; and Lord Andrew's true love (and Becky's sister), Alice.

After years of following her soldier father as he campaigned in the Napoleonic Wars, Marie was delighted when he retired to Steadford Abbey. What could be more peaceful than an old house in the heart of the English countryside?However, Steadford Abbey is less than peaceful. It is home to Sir Harry, the Abbey ghost, and, as Marie and Mr. Hero Hargrave, their dashing neighbor, try to learn more about him, Harry grows less and less pleased.