A Haunting at Keystone Manor
Trying to run a hotel is hard when you’re dead.
Alex
This is the totally accurate, not at all exaggerated account of my untimely death, ghostly rebirth, and career pivot from humble hotel cleaner to crime fighting badass. Who may or may not find love along the way.
I’m just a regular guy trying to make ends meet by taking a cleaning job at a hotel located on a huge estate in the middle of nowhere. What could go wrong? It’s the perfect job, until one day I wake up to find I’ve been murdered, an event I have no recollection of. I’m trying my best to adjust to my new reality when a handsome stranger walks into the hotel one rainy day and complicates everything. Doesn’t help that he’s a total hottie with the personality of a cactus. Swoon.
Jake
I don’t want to be here. That’s the mantra that runs through my head as I walk through the doors of my family’s Keystone Manor Hotel. I want to tell my family where to shove this poor excuse for a hotel, but sometimes you have to play the cards you’re dealt, even when they’re all jokers.
A Haunting at Keystone Manor is a low spice, medium angst MM Paranormal romance, featuring a chaotic ghost that just wants to run his hotel in peace, and a prickly cinnamon roll that, at the end of the day, just wants to be loved. Please check in the back of the book for a full list of trigger warnings. HEA is guaranteed.
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