Haunted Day and Night (Book 1)

After purchasing her first home in a small city in Pennsylvania, Anastasia Day, a twenty-nine-year-old paralegal, attempts to renovate her historic house in preparation for female roommates. Ana hopes to generate income to help her pay off her college tuition and the ongoing expenses of home ownership by renting rooms to women.

Frustrated with Ana’s unconventional choices of renting rooms, her mother and judgmental sister frequently remind Ana of her single status while her biological clock is rapidly ticking. Meanwhile, as Ana and her charming, but controlling boyfriend restore her five-bedroom home, Ana discovers bizarre messages that haunt her day and night. Is her home haunted? And if so, what could the souls of the past be communicating to her? Ana needs to resolve the secrets embedded within her historic walls before others are further endangered like her soon-to-be roommates!

Through it all, the seen and unseen residents of Ana’s historic town help her investigate not just the mysteries of her home, but her purpose in life, as well as the struggles of women both then and now while pondering the afterlife.

Book 2 is here!

Don’t Quit Your Day Job (Book 2)

Anastasia Day’s roommates never suspected they were living in a haunted house. Nor did Ana anticipate ghosts would terrify her roommates, Natalia and Charlene, upon renovating the creepy laundry room. After all, Ana befriended the ghosts that reside there, and no hauntings had manifested in the historic home for over a year. Nevertheless, after witnessing two apparitions, Ana’s roommates realize the charming five-bedroom rowhome they moved into isn’t just historic, but haunted as well. The bizarre and frightening experiences reported by Natalia and Charlene prompt Ana to contact the handsome ghost-hunter, Nate, once again while enlisting the help of her resourceful friends at the historical society library. Can Ana appease the troubling apparitions, or will her roommates succumb to their fears and move out as warned?

Meanwhile, Ana wrestles with fears of her own as an unsolicited job offer and new romantic interests manifest. Should she remain as a paralegal at Cohen Law or quit her day job to explore new paths? Is she willing to get over her issues with men, and give love another try, or will her traumatizing experiences with Blake forever haunt her? Is it possible those in the afterlife could help Ana heal and move forward in this life?