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Gauzy white curtains billow out of the windows of the Kearney House beckoning people to enter if they dare. Murder, insanity, and suicide—the fates that await anyone who inhabits the dilapidated structure. Just a few hours wouldn’t mark them, at least that is the hope. Five ghost hunters go into the infamous Kearney house with a single goal in mind: find proof of the spiritual world. Only four will walk out—one of them in handcuffs—as the blood of the most recent victim stains the warped wooden floor. The case is open and shut. After all, houses don’t kill people. Nearly being murdered three times, Ella Reynolds thinks she might be done investigating for good. She has her own ghosts to deal with and finally something to live for. When the most recent death at the Kearney House falls into her lap, she can’t resist taking one more case. A potentially innocent person’s life hangs in the balance, and she’s the only one who can help.
Author
Many authors claim to have known their calling from a young age. Liz Schulte, however, didn't always want to be an author. In fact, she had no clue. Liz wanted to be a veterinarian, then she wanted to be a lawyer, then she wanted to be a criminal profiler. In a valiant effort to keep from becoming Walter Mitty, Liz put pen to paper and began writing her first novel. It was at that moment she realized this is what she was meant to do. As a scribe she could be all of those things and so much more. When Liz isn't writing or on social networks she is inflicting movie quotes and trivia on people, reading, traveling, and hanging out with friends and family. Liz is a Midwest girl through and through, though she would be perfectly happy never having to shovel her driveway again. She has a love for all things spooky, supernatural, and snarky. Her favorite authors range from Edgar Allen Poe to Joseph Heller to Jane Austen to Jim Butcher and everything in between.
