Magic of Moonlight

<p><strong><em>From USA Today Wall Street Journal and Amazon bestselling author comes the next book in her witty whimsical wonderful gilded age series: The Bostwicks of Trillium Bay.</em></strong></p><p></p><p><strong>Trillium Bay 1889</strong> Alexander Bostwick doesn't believe in ghosts - but the unexpected death of his bride has him feeling haunted. The lingering scent of her perfume - along with her personal possessions popping up in the most peculiar places - has him worried he's lost his senses as well as his wife. With half of Chicago feeling sorry for him and the other half suspecting he had a hand in her demise Alex escapes to Trillium Bay hoping peace and quiet might ease his troubled mind.</p><p> </p><p>Progressive pragmatic Gertrude Hart has a medical degree from the University of Michigan but establishing herself as a capable physician has proven more arduous than passing her final exams. Her mother thinks a summer at the Imperial Hotel will convince Trudy it's time to relinquish medicine for matrimony - but Trudy isn't interested in marriage and intends to steer any suitable suitors toward her prettier more marriage-minded sisters - and away from herself.</p><p> </p><p>Her strategy seems fool proof...</p><p> </p><p>Until Alexander Bostwick captures her sister's attention. Rumors swirl around the handsome enigmatic widower so before he can break her sister's heart - or worse - Trudy vows to learn the truth by any means necessary. But her ploy to gain his trust has unexpected consequences. When Alex confides he doesn't want a new wife - he wants to stop being pestered by the old one - Trudy decides to help and together they work to unravel the mystery behind the spectral shenanigans that have followed him to Trillium Bay. Late-night encounters counsel from self-serving mediums and a séance gone horribly awry provide Alex and Trudy with some answers - but it's the magic of moonlight which leads them to the most important discovery of all - each other.</p>