From author Helen Goltz comes an exciting new series about love, fate, and putting to rest more than the dead, with a hint of magic, mystery and visions. Miss Phoebe Astin and her brothers, Julius and Ambrose, lead an unconventional life working in the family funeral business – The Economic Undertaker. But Phoebe is not just a talented mortician, she is a medium for the spirit world, and often enjoys the company of her clients before they move on to the next world. When a gentleman lingers behind before passing over to the other side and begs her to investigate his murder, Phoebe contacts her brother’s friend, Detective Harland Stone, to explain her concerns. Fortunately, the detective – who is new in town and making his mark – has an open mind and accepts that Phoebe communicates with the dead, but is fixed on finding the evidence to support her claims. It is not long before another body, that of a young woman, is found buried under the hearthstone in a small family home and the likely villain is the very same man who Phoebe’s ghost claimed was responsible for his death. Detective Stone is racing against the clock to find the villain and to prevent any further deaths from those that the villain may love or con into marriage. Meanwhile, Julius Astin is doing his best to avoid the persistent mothers and flirting daughters who manage to find a way to corner him, and his younger brother, Ambrose, has lost his heart to Phoebe’s friend and reporter, Miss Lilly Lewis, who only has eyes for Julius. There is murder, love and mystery afoot, and it appears that for the Astin family, being dead is no excuse for letting a crime go unpunished! The Missing Bride mystery includes: A hint of paranormal, fantasy, clairvoyant skills, and visions A family with a funeral business and all the quirks that come with it A beautiful and intriguing medium A handsome detective who is happy to have all the help he can get to solve the mystery Two handsome undertaker brothers who have their share of adventure and romance Historical detail accurately researched and set in 1890 Australia. BOOKS IN THE LADY MORTICIAN’S VISIONS SERIES so far… The Missing Brides The Fake Child The Dastardly Debutante (coming soon).

From author Helen Goltz, the third book in the exciting mystery series about love, fate, and putting to rest more than the dead. Miss Phoebe Astin of The Economic Undertaker has applied her mortician skills to many faces, but a beautiful young debutante, Miss Daisy Dorchester, needed little work, or so Phoebe thought. When the debutante’s spirit appears to her, insisting she was murdered and demanding Phoebe do something about it, Phoebe agrees. She has, after all, helped many of her ghostly clients before they move on to the next world. It soon comes to light that Daisy's death is connected to the priest from St Patrick's Parish and a young gentleman suitor with an engagement ring in his pocket; Daisy had boasted to the debutantes of a secret love. Phoebe finds time is running out as the debutante will soon be laid to rest, but her brothers Julius and Ambrose, Detective Harland Stone, journalist friend Miss Lilly Lewis, and her dear friend Kate who took a portrait of the debutante the day before her death, are on the case. Unfortunately, Daisy appears to have more enemies than friends and is fast making Phoebe one with her demands, requiring Julius to step in and reveal a side of himself he had to date kept hidden. But justice must be served, and for the Astin family, being dead is no excuse for letting crime go unpunished! The Dastardly Debutante mystery includes: Paranormal visions A family with a funeral business and all the quirks that come with it A beautiful and intriguing medium who is not a clairvoyant but has psychic leanings A handsome detective who is happy to have all the help he can get to solve the mystery Two handsome undertaker brothers who have their share of adventure and romance Historical detail accurately researched and set in 1890 Australia. BOOKS IN THE LADY MORTICIAN’S VISIONS SERIES so far…The Missing Brides; The Fake Child; The Dastardly Debutante