By day, she pours lattes. By night, she guides the dead. But when a single touch ignites a surge of forbidden ghostlight, her quiet life shatters—and three dangerously irresistible men are suddenly circling her like predators scenting…
By day, she pours lattes. By night, she guides the dead. But when a single touch ignites a surge of forbidden ghostlight, her quiet life shatters—and three dangerously irresistible men are suddenly circling her like predators scenting blood. One is cold authority , a Reaper whose breath chills her skin and whose command steals the air from her lungs. One is raw electricity , a battle-worn Hunter with arcane tech under his skin and a need to pin her against walls—for her safety, of course. And one is velvet darkness , a murdered mafia king whose spirit slips from mirrors and shadows, touching her with heat no living man ever has. They should terrify her. Instead, they burn through her defenses, each staking a claim on the ghostlight she never asked for. But the power waking inside her isn’t just attraction—it’s a beacon. And something monstrous is answering the call. Caught between three supernatural forces who want her for very different reasons, she must choose who to trust… or lose herself to the one who’s been watching her from the dark. Some hauntings want to be solved. Some hauntings want to be touched. And some hauntings want her .
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