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Haunting Coretta Jones by K. B. MacNeille

15 hours ago
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Today I welcome author K.B. MacNeille to the blog. She releases the blurb from her new novel Haunting Coretta Jones. Thank you for sharing this with us today. I understand the story was inspired by a Grimm classic. I'm sure this adult gothic fantasy will appeal to fans of Starling House and The House Saphir.

The Blurb


Coretta knows what it means to be haunted. She just doesn’t believe in ghosts.


For sixteen years, Coretta has made a life of finding lost people, buried treasures, and answers no one else can reach—all while staying one step ahead of the stepmother who tried to kill her more than once. 


When she returns to her hometown, Coretta takes refuge in the historic Parker House Hotel. But she doesn’t buy into the eerie stories about its supernatural past. Even paranormal investigator Eli Adler can’t change her mind—no matter how charming he is. 


Then Eli is attacked, and the hotel’s ghosts are the prime suspects. Coretta is determined to prove that a living person is behind everything that’s happened at Parker House, but the deeper she digs into the hotel’s history, the closer her own past creeps, carrying the grief and betrayal she’s tried to outrun. Soon, the place she hoped would be a safe haven starts to feel like another trap.


With the walls of her own logic closing in on her, Coretta must face the truth she has spent years trying to escape: some ghosts are real, some monsters are human, and even the fairest souls are capable of madness.

The Author


K. B. MacNeille is a native of the West Coast of the USA flown south for the winter. Everything she writes comes with a side of sass and humor, be it mystery, thriller, historical, or paranormal romance. If she’s not writing, she’s probably annoying her kids by buying “more green things” or dragging them on a hike that may or may not end at a waterfall.


The Links


Website and Newsletter: kbmacneille.com

TikTok: @author_kbmacneille

Instagram: @author_kbmacneille


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