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Rena Mills
plans to turn an abandoned abbey into a haunted bed-and-breakfast to prove she
can be successful without her ex-fiancé. What she finds inside is Synn
MacAllistair, the distinguished, self-proclaimed Ghost Keeper. Her dreams soon
fill with sexual cravings for him. But are they dreams?
Synn, born
in 1828, is determined to free the souls of the resident spirits, blaming
himself for bringing the Red Death that killed them. When Rena steps into the
old Pleasure Palace, he’s sure he can take her through the after-midnight
Pleasure Rooms and stoke her passion to complete the Masque so the souls can
cross over. Her innocent fire makes him crave more, but it’s far too late for
him.
As Rena
begins her erotic journey, her heart becomes more involved with every sensual
caress until she discovers by completing the Masque she would lose her ghosts.
Synn’s betrayal wars with her compassion for her ghostly friends. Torn, she
must make a choice between her financial security and freeing seventy-three
trapped souls. Either way, she could lose her Synn.
About Lexi:
Lexi Post is a New York Times and USA Today best-selling author of romance
inspired by the classics. She spent years in higher education taking and
teaching courses about the classical literature she loved. From Edgar Allan
Poe's short story “The Masque of the Red Death” to Tolstoy’s War and Peace, she's read, studied, and
taught wonderful classics.
But Lexi's first love is romance novels so she married her two first loves, romance
and the classics. Whether it’s sizzling cowboys, dashing dukes, hot immortals,
or hunks from out of this world, Lexi provides a sensuous experience with a
“whole lotta story.”
Lexi is living her own happily ever after with her husband and her two cats
in Florida. She makes her own ice cream every weekend,
loves bright colors, and
you’ll never see her without a hat.
