The Gettysburg Ghost Series by Linda Fausnet

Confederate soldier Jesse Spenser has fallen in love for the first time. Lucy works in a tavern in Gettysburg and literally doesn’t know he exists. That’s because Jesse’s a ghost. He died in battle 150 years ago… As a spirit, Private Spenser can be invisible at will and has admired Lucy Westbrook from afar for months. He's passionately in love with her, but won’t approach her because she’s terrified of ghosts. Besides, he’s dead. There’s no hope for a future with her... moreConfederate soldier Jesse Spenser has fallen in love for the first time. Lucy works in a tavern in Gettysburg and literally doesn’t know he exists. That’s because Jesse’s a ghost. He died in battle 150 years ago… As a spirit, Private Spenser can be invisible at will and has admired Lucy Westbrook from afar for months. He's passionately in love with her, but won’t approach her because she’s terrified of ghosts. Besides, he’s dead. There’s no hope for a future with her. Jesse's immortal enemy, a Union soldier named Joel, boasts that any woman would pick him over Jesse. They choose Lucy for their wager. At first, she takes them for charming reenactors as they argue for her favor. However, it’s not long before she realizes that they’re dead. After recovering from her initial terror, she befriends the two soldiers. She tries to help them cross over to heaven, and is even able to help the two enemies get along...sometimes. Though Joel is undeniably gorgeous, she falls hard for Jesse, with his sexy Southern accent and chivalrous manner. When Jesse realizes that she loves him, too, he no longer wishes to cross over. Even though he can’t even touch his beloved Lucy, he cannot bear to leave her. Jesse had died without ever having been with a woman. Will he get a second chance at love or be separated from his darling forever? If you’re looking for tender romance with steamy, passionate love scenes, you’ll enjoy this first installment of the Gettysburg Ghost series! less

She was supposed to help him cross over. She wasn't supposed to fall in love. A student at Gettysburg College, Theresa Hetty decides to put her studies to good use by starting a counseling group...for the dead. There are still many Union and Confederate soldiers whose spirits have been earthbound since the battle ended more than 150 years ago, and she wants to help heal their pain and guide their lost souls toward heaven... moreShe was supposed to help him cross over. She wasn't supposed to fall in love. A student at Gettysburg College, Theresa Hetty decides to put her studies to good use by starting a counseling group...for the dead. There are still many Union and Confederate soldiers whose spirits have been earthbound since the battle ended more than 150 years ago, and she wants to help heal their pain and guide their lost souls toward heaven. Sean Stone, a soldier who fought with the First Minnesota Infantry, has never known anyone as compassionate--or as fiery--as Theresa. He's a difficult patient, traumatized by the things he witnessed in battle and suffering from severe Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). Theresa is able to look past Sean's pain and sorrow and see the funny, lovable man underneath. Then she discovers the secret of who he really is... less

Remy Waters is a Gettysburg ghost tour guide who doesn't believe in ghosts. She fails to realize that some of the Civil War reenactors are not what they seem; there are hundreds of ghostly soldiers still haunting the area. She's oblivious to the dashing, Irish Confederate ghost soldier who has fallen in love with her... moreRemy Waters is a Gettysburg ghost tour guide who doesn't believe in ghosts. She fails to realize that some of the Civil War reenactors are not what they seem; there are hundreds of ghostly soldiers still haunting the area. She's oblivious to the dashing, Irish Confederate ghost soldier who has fallen in love with her. Private Avery O'Rorke's lonely, spiritual existence is brightened only by the presence of the pretty, blue-eyed tour guide, whose kindness and gentle beauty have captured his heart. He is thrilled when she befriends him, visiting him every day on the battlefield as she runs her tours. When Avery realizes Remy is falling for him, he carefully reveals that he is a ghost. Though Avery is very much in love with Remy, his heart is torn between his desire to stay with her and his hope of being reunited with his daughter in heaven. How can he possibly decide between the woman he loves and the child he has grieved for the last 150 years? less