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New Haunting Danielle releases!

First things first—The Ghost and the Twins (Book 33 in the Haunting Danielle series) eBook went live today! It is also available in large print and regular print format. Click here for purchase options. Its audiobook will be released on Jan 16, 2024, by Tantor Media.

 Tomorrow, on Halloween 2023, The Ghost and the Wedding Crasher audiobook (released by Tantor Media) goes live!

The last six months have been rather hectic. It began with moving Mom into a memory care facility, me having knee replacement surgery, adjusting to Mom’s move, physical therapy for my new knee, and writing and releasing The Ghost and the Twins.

The next Haunting Danielle book, The Ghost and the Poltergeist is slated for release April 30, 2024. It is available for pre-order at Amazon, Apple, and Barnes and Noble.

In the upcoming months, I am hoping to get reinvolved on social media, as I pretty much checked out these last few months.

As I type this, I am on a brief getaway, visiting my daughter’s family—which includes my two grandchildren. 

Wishing you all a safe and fun Halloween!

Do you enjoy a real life ghost story?

In my last Haunting Danielle newsletter I asked subscribers to share any of their real life ghost stories on my blog. I am delighted to report many have shared, and I have been enjoying their stories! 

Readers of Haunting Danielle often tell me one reason they enjoy the series is because they are realistic. To someone who believes ghosts are pure fantasy, that seems a strange thing to say. But for those who have encountered paranormal activity, it all makes sense.

If you enjoy a good real life ghost story (believers or non-believers), you can find the stories here, and I hope you enjoy them as much as I have. 

Thank you to all who contributed a story, and if YOU have your own real life ghost story, feel free to add it in comments on the page!

Book 13 – The Ghost Who Lied

Locals call the priceless antique necklace the Missing Thorndike. Could it really be cursed? According to Danielle’s stalker it is.

Reluctantly, Danielle agrees to celebrate the First Anniversary of Marlow House’s Grand Opening. Her friends insist it is a way to move past the tragic events that occurred the past year. She even agrees to wear the Missing Thorndike for a second time.

But when one of the guests is murdered at the party—surrounded by more than a half dozen possible suspects—Danielle begins to wonder if there is something to the curse.

She understands that the ghost of a murder victim doesn’t always know the identity of his or her killer. But this ghost knows, and she isn’t telling. And she isn’t leaving Marlow House.

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