After the Suffragette's Suicide (A Ghosts of Landover Mystery Book 2)
By Etta Faire
History says she took her own life. Her ghost says, “Hold my mulled wine, because that is not at all what happened”
Bessilyn Hind is a legend in Landover, but not for her trailblazing work leading the women’s rights movement back in the early 1900s. She’s known for taking her own life at her birthday party after her fiancé broke up with her. Rumor has it, you can still hear her ghost calling her fiancé’s name as she haunts her old house, which is now the local bed and breakfast.
And that’s where medium detective Carly Taylor meets her, but if Bessilyn’s ghost really is calling for her fiancé, it’s because she’s desperate to set the record straight. Bessilyn says she didn’t take her own life, and she’s pretty sure she knows who did it — her fiancé.
She’s come to Carly for help solving her murder, and for help rewriting all the history books that got her death wrong, pronto.
But as soon as Carly gets pulled into a channeling to 1906 to relive Bessilyn’s birthday party moment by moment, she realizes this is more dangerous than she thought, because in Landover, some ghosts don’t want history rewritten.
And they’ll do whatever it takes to keep their secrets buried.
After the Suffragette’s Suicide is the second book in the Ghosts of Landover series, perfect for anyone who likes humorous paranormal cozy mysteries with a little heart and lots of souls.
History says she took her own life. Her ghost says, “Hold my mulled wine, because that is not at all what happened”
Bessilyn Hind is a legend in Landover, but not for her trailblazing work leading the women’s rights movement back in the early 1900s. She’s known for taking her own life at her birthday party after her fiancé broke up with her. Rumor has it, you can still hear her ghost calling her fiancé’s name as she haunts her old house, which is now the local bed and breakfast.
And that’s where medium detective Carly Taylor meets her, but if Bessilyn’s ghost really is calling for her fiancé, it’s because she’s desperate to set the record straight. Bessilyn says she didn’t take her own life, and she’s pretty sure she knows who did it — her fiancé.
She’s come to Carly for help solving her murder, and for help rewriting all the history books that got her death wrong, pronto.
But as soon as Carly gets pulled into a channeling to 1906 to relive Bessilyn’s birthday party moment by moment, she realizes this is more dangerous than she thought, because in Landover, some ghosts don’t want history rewritten.
And they’ll do whatever it takes to keep their secrets buried.
After the Suffragette’s Suicide is the second book in the Ghosts of Landover series, perfect for anyone who likes humorous paranormal cozy mysteries with a little heart and lots of souls.