She wakes up alone in a dark house. She has no memory, no idea who she is or where she came from. Blood runs from a wound on one side of her head. She hears strange sounds coming from one of the rooms upstairs. She still doesn't remember anything, but she's starting to realize the awful truth. She's trapped inside a haunted house. Not even knowing her own name, the woman starts searching for clues. The strange sounds continue. Is she truly alone, or are there others in the house? And if there are others, are they friend or foe? After making her first shocking discovery, the woman begins to fear the worst. Time is running out. The doors and windows are sealed shut. Nothing makes sense, but a grandfather clock in the hallway seems to offer clues. Who is this woman? What was she doing in the house before she lost her memory? And even if she remembers in time, will she be able to stop the evil that lurks in the shadows?

Ten years ago, Rebecca and Jonathan Pearson were full-time university professors and part-time debunkers of all things paranormal. They got a kick out of proving that so-called hauntings were in fact either mistakes or – in some cases – scams. And then they arrived at Marlstone Hall, a remote orphanage far out in the English countryside. At first, Marlstone Hall seems like any other job. Strange noises have been heard and mysterious apparitions have appeared in front of both staff and children. Rebecca and Jonathan feel certain that they will soon be able to add the house to their list of accomplishments. Yet as their usual methods continue to fail, they find themselves starting to consider the impossible. Is the supposed haunting of Marlstone Hall simply a very clever trick, perhaps the cleverest yet, or have the Pearsons met their match? Will two of the world's most renowned investigators finally have to admit that ghosts are real? The Haunting of Marlstone Hall is the second book in the Ghosts of Rose Radcliffe series, about a team of paranormal investigators and their encounters with the supernatural. Each book tells a standalone story but readers are advised to read them in order.

After their terrifying experience at Marlstone Hall, everything has changed for Rebecca and Jonathan Pearson. They still want to find proof of the paranormal, however, so they quickly accept an offer to explore the mysterious Lotham Lodge in West Sussex. As soon as they arrive at the house, they realize that something is very wrong. The lodge's sole occupant seems to have lost his mind, yet others appear to want to keep him in place. Strange whispers are heard at night and locals from the nearby village insist that a sinister force lurks in the shadows. Soon Rebecca and Jonathan find themselves being pushed to the edge of their beliefs and beyond. For Jonathan, however, the situation at Lotham Lodge soon turns out to be highly personal. When the past comes bursting into the present, can even the most logical mind survive? The Haunting of Lotham Lodge is the third book in the Ghosts of Rose Radcliffe series, about a team of paranormal investigators and their encounters with the supernatural. Each book tells a standalone story but readers are advised to read them in order.

Having encountered numerous ghosts, Rebecca and Jonathan Pearson finally set out to tackle a case together. And when they learn of the supposed haunting of a nearby pub, they think they've found the perfect location... but they have no idea that they're about to experience their most terrifying case yet. For hundreds of years, The Saracen's Head has been a quiet back-street pub in a quaint little English town. Rumors persist, however, that some of the old regulars have never quite left the building. A young boy is sometimes seen standing at the front door, and a ghostly woman dressed all in black has occasionally been spotted in the rooms upstairs. As far as the current landlord is concerned, the dead have unfinished business. As they get to work, however, Rebecca and Jonathan soon discover that they have very different ideas about how to proceed – and about the causes of the haunting in the first place. Before long, however, they realize that this particular case has its roots in a tragedy that happened many years earlier, and that the effects of this tragedy are still being felt today. Can they put things right, or will the ghost of The Saracen's Head claim another victim? The Haunting of the Saracen's Head is the fifth book in the Ghosts of Rose Radcliffe series, about a team of paranormal investigators and their encounters with the supernatural. Each book tells a standalone story but readers are advised to read them in order.

Owned by the same family for generations, Wrackton Hotel stands proudly overlooking the English Channel. But something is stirring in the many unoccupied rooms, and a dark secret threatens to burst out in search of revenge. Drawn to the hotel by claims of ghostly inhabitants, Rebecca and Jonathan soon find themselves hunting for a spirit that seems to be trying to deliver a dark warning. The Wracktons themselves are a secretive and somewhat reclusive family who clearly hate the idea of revisiting the past, yet something in the hotel refuses to stay buried. Meanwhile Alicia struggles to deal with Rose and decides to strike out on her own. Making friends with some of the locals, she quickly discovers that nothing at the hotel is quite what it seems. And when her two worlds come crashing together, will Alicia make the right choice – or is she doomed to repeat the mistakes of her family's past? The Haunting of Wrackton Hotel is the sixth book in the Ghosts of Rose Radcliffe series, about a team of paranormal investigators and their encounters with the supernatural. Each book tells a standalone story but readers are advised to read them in order.