What the Veil Let Through

By Rhosyn Thane

A Halloween demon romance.

About the story

She came to clear out a house. Halloween had other plans.

The Victorian house has belonged to her for eleven days. The plan is sensible: sort her grandmother’s belongings, deal with the estate, and list the property before Thanksgiving. A difficult staircase and unreliable plumbing are problems she can understand.

An attic full of old family books should be another item on the list. Instead, on Halloween night, she climbs into a cold that the rest of the house cannot explain. In a place that seems to hold the past in its walls, sorting what has been left behind becomes a much less ordinary undertaking.

A Halloween demon romance for readers who want an inherited-house atmosphere, a practical heroine confronted by the impossible, and desire on the far side of a supernatural boundary.

Your kind of romance?

• Halloween-night atmosphere
• An inherited Victorian house
• Old books and an unexplained cold
• Standalone demon romance

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From the opening pages

But the estate lawyer had mentioned the attic almost as an afterthought—*there’s some old books up there, family stuff, might be worth having someone look at them before you toss anything*—and something in me, some completist streak I blamed on being the responsible child of two chaotic parents, refused to let it go unexamined.

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