Christmas Spirits at Honeywell House : Meet the ghosts of Christmas past in Sharon Booth's new cosy paranormal romance for 2025

Get into the Christmas spirit(s) and escape to the cosy and ghostly village of Rowan Vale 👻??🎄?????????? 'Wonderfully warm and romantic - with a magical twist!' Jessica Redland In the beautiful Cotswold village of Rowan Vale, tourists mingle unknowingly with the ghosts of Christmas past... When Clara first arrived in the village to visit her boyfriend Jack at his family home, Honeywell House, she'd no idea her life was about to change forever. Now, years later, she's struggling to cope with hormonal changes and three boisterous sons - and her and Jack's relationship has never felt more precarious. Meanwhile, over at Harling Hall, tensions rise between resident ghosts, Agnes and Aubrey, over a Dickensian-themed weekend planned for the village. While Aubrey prepares to defy Agnes, Clara's secret is about to be revealed. She wasn't entirely honest with Jack when she first arrived in Rowan Vale, and as time passed, it seemed too late to come clean. Now she doesn't have a choice.With both relationships already under strain, the Christmas spirit has its work cut out, this festive season... Fans of Heidi Swain, K. F. Breene and the BBC hit sitcom Ghosts will LOVE this blissfully heart-warming, Christmassy story. Praise for Sharon Booth's Ghosts of Rowan Vale series:?????????? 'Oh. My. Ghosts. This book was EVERYTHING! If you love found family, a bit of ghostly mischief, and a touch of romance, you NEED this in your life.' Reader review?????????? 'An entertaining story with a fabulous cast of characters that I know you will fall in love with!' Reader review?????????? 'A truly heartwarming read that offers a gentle escape into a world of love, family, and a touch of the extraordinary.' Reader review?????????? 'This is a must read, best new 2025 romantic cosy mystery fantasy series, that will charm your heart and make you laugh and feel great! Loved it immensely and cannot rave enough about it' Reader review