Seeing a Ghost - a Medieval Romance (The Sword of Glastonbury Series Book 13)

Alicia prayed that moving from Wales to Canterbury would help her escape the ghosts of her past. The ghost of her beloved Dylan who had been slain in the Crusades. She strove for a fresh start with her wood-working uncle and her treasured cousin, Ethelfleda - one of those special people who God allowed to remain child-like forever.

Fate remained cruel. It had her seeing Dylan's face in every stranger she passed on the street. In every fellow parishioner at the Cathedral. Even in the faces of soldiers from the south of France.

But Martinus was different from the others. Where most men would laugh at her heartache and leer over her curves, Martinus sought to ease the turmoil in her soul. Day by day, moment by moment, she found her agonizing pain finally easing.

Until the day it all came undone ...

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Seeing a Ghost is book thirteen in the Sword of Glastonbury series. Each novel ends in a happily ever after, which then leads into the next book in the series. Each of these full-length romances features its own flavor, atmosphere, and main characters. Each is set in a different part of medieval England and showcases the natural beauty of its region. Seeing a Ghost is set in Canterbury.

Seeing a Ghost is a sweetly romantic tale of holding on to hope and finding redemption. Seeing a Ghost is a clean romance. There is no explicit intimacy. The few swears are period-appropriate such as “God’s Teeth” or “God’s Blood.” There is sword-fighting but no explicit violence. As such, it is suitable for teens and up.