Haunt Me, Maybe (Amber Grove Series)

Aven Ashwood just wants one thing: a quiet place to hide.

After barely escaping the warlock who slaughtered her family, she’s pretending to be human while hiding in the small town of Amber Grove; keeping her illusion magic buried and her familiar—a giant, snarky toad named Fenn—on stealth duty.

Everything’s going according to plan…until the attic room she rents turns out to have a tenant.

A very loud, very grumpy ghost.

Wes Hale has been haunting the Harvest Hill Inn since the 1950s, when a séance meant to debunk magic left him permanently dead and permanently annoyed. He doesn’t trust witches—especially not the stubborn, lavender-haired kind who can see him, touch him, and refuses to move out.

She wants peace.

He wants her gone.

Too bad they can’t stay away from each other.

As autumn settles over the town and shadows from Aven’s past creep closer, her fragile illusions begin to unravel—and Wes’s ghostly magic reacts to hers in ways neither of them can explain. Working together might be the only way to survive the warlock hunting her…

But every spark between them makes it harder to remember that one of them isn’t alive.