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Grandpa’s Ghost Warned Me Twice

Grandpa’s Ghost Warned Me Twice

4.9

Some families inherit silverware. I inherited a dead man’s warnings. Ever since Grandpa started visiting me in dreams, I’ve survived things no one else could explain—from a poisoned Christmas dinner to the secrets buried in our family’s old farmhouse. Now, jobless and desperate, Grandpa’s ghost returns with a final message: there’s gold hidden in the wall, and a curse waiting in the shadows. But in Silver Hollow, nothing stays buried for long—not greed, not guilt, and not the truth. When a hidden fortune tears the Carter family apart and old skeletons come to light, I have to wonder: am I cursed to repeat Grandpa’s mistakes, or is this my last chance to break free? What would you risk if the dead called you home?

Heir’s Pawn, Twice Betrayed

Heir’s Pawn, Twice Betrayed

4.9

He was the heir I saved from the fire—the man who would become both my salvation and my undoing. When Gabriel Whitmore returned to claim his fortune, the town buzzed with secrets, but no one knew I’d lived this moment before. In another life, I asked for love and became a pawn in their games—betrayed, locked away, poisoned by the girl who wore white at his side. This time, I bow my head and ask only for safety, but the Whitmore estate is a maze of old grudges and new dangers. Judge Langley plots, Gabriel’s heart hardens, and I must decide if survival means giving up on hope forever. Can I break free of the cycle, or will history repeat itself—one heartbreak at a time?

Skeletons in the Tower

Skeletons in the Tower

4.9

A forensic pathologist is drawn into a labyrinthine investigation when a wealthy real estate mogul’s suicide unravels into a web of deceit, insurance fraud, and identity manipulation. As hidden motives and family betrayals surface, the protagonist must navigate shifting allegiances, moral dilemmas, and the heavy cost of truth. In the end, the legacy of Riverfront Towers is not just about what’s inherited, but what’s lost—and what can never be proven.

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