Incorporeal - Ghosts can fall in love.

You know, I’d wanted to write a ghost romance…oh…forever. If you read Incorporeal, you’ll learn I was told my two publishers it can’t be done. I was informed readers don’t want to read a ghost romance.

Are you fuckin’ kidding me? I love a good ghost story. Even better, I love a tragic ghost love story with an improbable HEA. Because you know, if vampires can be all angsty and sexy and make humans pine over them; if human women can find hairy nekked werewolves attractive (are they into crotch-sniffing?), then why can’t a ghost come back to life? Why not? Doesn’t love transcend death?

Jewish mystics proclaim the validity of transmigration of souls. So do I. Thus…Incorporeal, and soon to come, book two - In the Flesh.

Sara Wise is sick of ghosts. They’ve haunted her since she was a child, destroying her family, endangering her life. When an incorporeal being appears in her shower, she curses him soundly and orders him out, but this ghost is sticky. Not only does he invade her shower, he moves into her home, invading her dreams, sharing her bed. The reluctant Sara finds herself falling in love with a dead man.

Despite Sara’s objections, Natan de Manua isn’t permitted to leave. Protecting the woman is both his penance and his means to redemption. She’s not easy to protect, she fights him nearly every step of the way, except in her bed. Nathan may have come to regain his soul, but instead he risks losing his heart.

Incorporeal is my first self-published book. Buy it here (Kindle) and here (Nook)!

A sneak peek at In The Flesh -

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10 Responses to Incorporeal - Ghosts can fall in love.

  1. amber skyze says:

    I’m currently reading Incorporeal and enjoying it immensely. (I’m a slow reader), BUT - I’m hooked on the ghost story.

  2. Penelope says:

    Holy craptastic! The cover for In The Flesh is amazing! Have you posted a blurb/excerpt yet for that one? It looks great. I can’t wait to read it!

  3. Julia, I haven’t bought this one yet, but it sounds like a great read. I’m going to try to load it to my nook tonight. I love the premise and your blurb.

  4. I wonder why people are so reluctant to embrace a ghostly romance but not at all about vampiric or werewolf romance? Whatever.

    Love the cover art for your book. :-)

  5. Thanks, Amberr, and I agree. Paranormal is paranormal.

  6. Thank you, Rachel. I know you’re a big fan of all types of unusual phenomena!

  7. Oh thanks, Penny. Coming soon! I love the cover too!

  8. Thank you, Amber - I’m so glad!

  9. Katalina Leon says:

    OMG! I love this cover and I’m pretty excited about what’s going to materialize In The Flesh! Looking good!
    XXOO Kat

  10. Still finishing up, Kat. Hope it’s good!