Love and Ghosts: A Crescent City Ghost Tours Romance
Direct. Plain anatomical words, moderately crude dialogue.
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He sees the dead. She's running from her past. But when a cursed box brings a literal demon into her bedroom, the only man who can save her soul is the one who's already stolen her heart. A Medium Who's Seen It All Psychic medium Sean LeBlanc is the king of the French Quarter's haunted history. He's spent his life communicating with spirits, turning the loudest skeptics into believers. But he's never met anyone like Emily…a woman who makes him want a future he thought was buried with his past. A Skeptic with a Secret Emily Rollins is a rational nurse practitioner who only believes in what she can see, touch, and heal. She moved to New Orleans for a fresh start, determined to leave behind the ghosts of her sister's tragic obsession with the paranormal. When a mysterious wooden chest arrives on her doorstep, she thinks it's a harmless memento—not a vessel for an ancient, dark energy. From their first meeting at a masquerade ball as Westley and Buttercup, the chemistry between Sean and Emily is explosive. But as the sinister force inside the box begins to manifest, Emily's logic fails her. With a demon targeting her sanity and Sean's life on the line, she must decide if she can trust her heart to the man who talks to the dead…before they both end up on the other side. If you love sweet, protective heroes, steamy New Orleans nights, and a romance that's both heart-melting and high-heat, you'll burn for Love and Ghosts .
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