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It’s 1978. And Bartholomew has been dead for almost one hundred years when Samantha moves in, determined to make a new start far away from her past mistakes.

Bartholomew roamed the house where he committed suicide, battling with the past occupants of the beloved Victorian house he built. Some moved on more forcefully than others, due to Bartholomew’s ability to get inside their heads. Those occupants may have painted the banisters pink and carpeted the original wood floors, but in the end, Bartholomew remained.

When twenty-eight-year-old Samantha moves in, Bartholomew thinks it’ll be easy to be rid of this most recent occupant. But despite his tactics of terror, headstrong Sam is unfazed. She’s determined to make her new life work… which includes restoring the old Victorian to its former glory. Perhaps she isn’t so bad an occupant, after all.

As the weeks pass and the house shows improvement, Sam and Bartholomew’s interactions develop from hatred into a friendship. But when Sam starts showing interest in the carpenter restoring the home, Bartholomew can’t stand the idea of her belonging to someone else, even if Sam is living and he is not—although that could change…

Sunshine Knight studied creative writing and history at Colorado Mesa University. She has several short stories published, but this is her first full length novel. Sunshine lives in a small town in the North Fork Valley of Colorado where she spends her time involved in the arts, writing, gardening, and enjoying precious time with her family and friends.