Giving Up The Ghost (Medium at Large Book 6)

<p><em><strong>Julian Weems still doesn't believe in UFOs or pineapple on his pizza but he definitely believes in Oscar Fellowes.</strong></em></p><p> </p><p>It's been the longest and weirdest year of Julian's life ending on a strange note with spiritual possession a hurricane that nearly wiped him and his boyfriend off their romantic island getaway and the definitive proof that yes Julian ghosts are real.</p><p>Hopefully the new year is going to be less fraught less tumultuous.</p><p>Less weird.</p><p>And it's off to a great start with Oscar finally travelling to England to meet with his long-lost cousin and get the answers he's been craving about the roots of his family's mediumship abilities.</p><p>But why can't Julian shake the feeling this cousin wants something more than Oscar can give in return for her help?</p><p>And why can't Oscar understand that Julian and Ezra aren't trying to stop him but help him?</p><p>Maybe the new year isn't off to such a great start after all.</p><p> </p><p><strong><em>Families are weird and the Fellowes are no exception.</em></strong></p><p> </p><p>Oscar can barely contain his excitement his relief at finally getting close to the answers to his life-long questions. Why is he able to do what he does? Why could his father his grandfather and pretty much every other Fellowes in his family line?</p><p>His distant cousin has answers.</p><p>The fact that the answers seem to come with a string of mysterious deaths attached and a house that leaves mediums powerless... Well. That's... that's less than ideal. But Oscar can handle it.</p><p>Julian and Ezra being weird and less than helpful? That he can't handle.</p>