The Ghost and Romance Series by Jeanne Savery

The Ghost and Jacob MoorheadJeanne SaveryVerity Tomlinson, the daughter of the late Earl of Everston's son and his housekeeper's sister, feels as if she is neither fish nor fowl. It certainly would not be proper to wed the late earl's heir and she will "not " become his mistress.But it is not certain Jacob Moorhead "will" inherit. Only if he gives up his rakish life in London and lives for a year on the estate in the wilds of Yorkshire will the Hall become his... moreThe Ghost and Jacob MoorheadJeanne SaveryVerity Tomlinson, the daughter of the late Earl of Everston's son and his housekeeper's sister, feels as if she is neither fish nor fowl. It certainly would not be proper to wed the late earl's heir and she will "not " become his mistress.But it is not certain Jacob Moorhead "will" inherit. Only if he gives up his rakish life in London and lives for a year on the estate in the wilds of Yorkshire will the Hall become his.While Jacob does his best to contravene none of the requirements for inheriting, he also has to deal with the sprightly ghost of the deceased earl who has very clear notions on how Jacob should-or should not-live his life. To complicate matters further, the earl's eccentric daughter is in great danger as a result of her last adventure overseas.All in all, a happy outcome for Verity and Jacob, the most fervent wish of the ghostly earl, is not something that can be presumed. less

Blush: This is a sweet romance (kisses only, no sexual content). A stand-alone sequel to The Ghost and Jacob Moorhead. There are conditions attached to the late Lord Tomlinson’s bequests. After the death of her fiancé, Sarah Tomlinson has no plans to marry, so she resents the condition forcing her to return to society. Worse, the first person she meets in Brighton is the man she should have wed... moreBlush: This is a sweet romance (kisses only, no sexual content). A stand-alone sequel to The Ghost and Jacob Moorhead. There are conditions attached to the late Lord Tomlinson’s bequests. After the death of her fiancé, Sarah Tomlinson has no plans to marry, so she resents the condition forcing her to return to society. Worse, the first person she meets in Brighton is the man she should have wed. Terrance, Lord Repton, is evading the newest candidate for his bride that his aunt has thrown at his head. Discovering his Sarah is not dead as he’d believed, he is more determined then ever he’ll not succumb to a marriage of convenience. To complicate things, the heir to the ghost’s title firmly believes Sarah’s little house should be his. If that were not enough, two unacceptable men decide for different reasons that Sarah will do very well as their bride. Sarah wants desperately to turn to Terrance for help, but dares not—lest her true reason for refusing to marry is revealed. less

Blush: This is a sweet romance (kisses only, no sexual content). Book 4 in The Ghost and Romance series. These events precede those in Jenna’s Eternal Lover, published in Cotillion Christmas Spirits. In 1806, Roman Trent proposed to Serena. When told to go away, he went all the way to India. His years there didn’t dilute his love for Serena, however, nor his interest in her theories of education... moreBlush: This is a sweet romance (kisses only, no sexual content). Book 4 in The Ghost and Romance series. These events precede those in Jenna’s Eternal Lover, published in Cotillion Christmas Spirits. In 1806, Roman Trent proposed to Serena. When told to go away, he went all the way to India. His years there didn’t dilute his love for Serena, however, nor his interest in her theories of education. Now Serena has fulfilled her dream, establishing a school, and at last Roman has the opportunity to start his own—right next door to Serena’s, on property willed him by the late Lord Everston. Now the ghost of Roman’s benefactor—along with Jenna, the ghost’s earthly love—must ensure things go right for Roman and Serena. Unfortunately, their efforts to bring about true love are complicated by another woman’s determination to marry Roman…and made nearly impossible by Serena’s vow to never marry anyone. less