Newly-widowed Beth Mills accepts an outpouring of sympathy from her community after a freak mining accident takes the life of her husband, Aaron.
Unbeknownst to anyone, she is secretly delighted that her cruel husband is lost to her, but never expects his vicious ghost to return and haunt her in more ways than one.
Newly-widowed Beth Mills accepts an outpouring of sympathy from her community after a freak mining accident takes the life of her husband, Aaron.
Unbeknownst to anyone, she is secretly delighted that her cruel husband is lost to her, but never expects his vicious ghost to return and haunt her in more ways than one.
Deborah O'Toole is the author of "Celtic Remnants," a novel of enduring love and betrayal set in the political turbulence of Ireland, the glamour of London and the wilds of Scotland.
She is also author of "Mind Sweeper," a mystery/suspense novel now available in Kindle and Nook-Book editions.
In addition, Deborah writes using the pseudonym Deidre Dalton. She is author of the Collective Obsessions Anthology, which chronicles the extraordinary loves and obsessions between two families sweeping a span of more than one hundred years, all set against the backdrop of a Gothic seaside mansion in Maine.
"Book One: Passion Forsaken" was released by Club Lighthouse Publishing in February 2011, followed by "Book Two: Quixotic Crossings" in May 2011.
The eight-part anthology includes Passion Forsaken, Quixotic Crossings, The Twain Shall Meet, Enthrallment, The Keeper's Journal, Hearts Desires, The Twilight and Megan's Legacy. All titles will be released by Club Lighthouse Publishing in 2011.
Deborah also writes short-story Juvenile Fiction and darkly abstract Poetry, along with a series of articles for Ambermont Magazine and Food Fare.
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Newly-widowed Beth Mills accepts an outpouring of sympathy from her community after a freak mining accident takes the life of her husband, Aaron.Unbeknownst to anyone, she is secretly delighted that her cruel husband is lost to her, but never expects his vicious ghost to return and haunt her in more ways than one.