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Ghostly Light by Brenda Hurley

Series: Eden's Kingdom
Imprint: Matador

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Continuing on from Ghostly Return, we find Louis' journey might have been laid to rest had Doris not bought his magnificent carved bed, with its secret. Now reality and the netherworld exist side by side in the Eden room at the Royal Oak.

We are introduced to Debs, an old colleague, who visits North Yorkshire and falls in love with its people and the countryside. And when she joins the 'family', she is met with strange coincidences that bring jeopardy, romance, angels and demons to the inn.

Can Louis protect those he loves and resolve the threat between the spirit world and reality? Ghostly Light is the concluding story, Louis' final journey into light.



About the Author
Brenda Hurley is a landscape artist, and in her late sixties, was inspired to write after seeing the work of a master carver. She now paints with words to tell her stories. Ghostly Embrace, published in 2019, was the first to be conceived following Louis, a gentle ghost on his journey followed, by Ghostly Return, published in 2021. Ghostly Light is the final story in the series.


Book Information
ISBN 9781805141723
Author Brenda Hurley
Format Paperback
Page Count 352
Imprint Matador
Publisher Troubador Publishing
Series Eden's Kingdom

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Series:
Eden's Kingdom
Imprint:
Matador


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