Incorporeal

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Sara Wise is sick of ghosts. They've haunted her since she was a child, destroying her family, endangering her life. When an incorporeal being appears in her shower, she curses him soundly and orders him out, but this ghost is sticky. Not only does he invade her shower, he moves into her home, invading her dreams, sharing her bed. The reluctant Sara finds herself falling in love with a dead man.

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Despite Sara's objections, Natan de Manua isn't permitted to leave. Protecting the woman is both his penance and his means to redemption. She's not easy to protect, she fights him nearly every step of the way, except in her bed. Nathan may have come to regain his soul, but instead he risks losing his heart.

Audience
adult
Length
short · 158 pages

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