What the House Remembers

By Rhosyn Thane

A ghost romance.

About the story

The building is empty. That does not mean she is alone.

Lark Meridian restores the properties other people have stopped believing in. At twenty-nine, she has the training, the tools, and the patience for difficult buildings. Prescott Point Light and its keeper’s house look like another hard job: salt damage, boarded windows, and a long stretch of neglected coastline.

But a house can be officially vacant and still resist the word empty. With the Atlantic at her back and the lighthouse above her, Lark begins work in a place whose history feels less settled than the paperwork suggests. Understanding what remains will take more than a structural survey.

A standalone ghost romance with a restoration setting, weathered coastal atmosphere, and a heroine used to finding value in the places everyone else leaves behind.

Your kind of romance?

• A lighthouse keeper’s house
• A professional building restorer
• Atlantic-coast atmosphere
• Standalone ghost romance

Read a short excerpt

From the opening pages

The road ended a quarter mile before the house did, which should have told me something. I sat in the cab of my truck with the engine ticking down and looked at the last stretch of gravel — more weed than gravel, really, humped in the middle with grass gone silver-gold in the wind — and I thought, not for the first time, that every job worth taking asks you to walk the last part on foot.

Explore more from Rhosyn Thane, or use the Read on Amazon link above for the current edition and retailer sample.