Southern Superstition

Supernatural / Paranormal

Title: Southern Superstition

Series: N/A

Author: Lily Weidner

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Publisher: Lily Weidner

Language: English

Length (hh:mm:ss): 3,015 Word Short

SKU: EM1400001

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With her nightgown pushed up, the ghost worked his way down...!

eBook DESCRIPTION

Austen and Samantha come from two different family backgrounds. With the only commonality their southern roots, buying a new home there doesn?t seem like such a bad idea. After unpacking some of their belongings, Austen and Samantha head to bed to sleep for the night. Superstition says their house is haunted, and Samantha finds out just how true that is. When the past suddenly takes human form in front of her, she?s in for a night of passion and bliss. What she doesn?t expect, is just how real the past can be. Samantha may find that the truth is far stranger than any superstition.

eBook TAGS

Paranormal Romance, Ghost Romance, Paranormal Experiences, Ghosts of the Deep South, Confederate Soldier, Contemporary, Ghostly Intruder

eBook EXCERPT or SYNOPSIS

Austen slept peacefully beside her, and Samantha was left staring at the ghostly intruder. He seemed to look at her, but then at times seemed to look beyond her. ?Can?can I help you?? His eyes met hers, but otherwise did nothing. Hesitantly, she reached out to touch him. To her surprise, her fingers made contact with his skin. There was a chill that ran through her body, yet he still felt like flesh and blood.
This time he looked at her fingers, and then met her eyes. ?You can see me??
Samantha nodded, not sure what to say. ??She wasn?t sure why she was able to see him either, or what was even going on. The man seemed shocked by this, and looked down at his simple bedding.
?Is that your husband?? Looking back at the bed, Samantha found herself blushing. ?He?s my boyfriend.?
There was a look of sadness on the man?s face, and then he reached out and touched Samantha?s cheek. ?I had a wife like you.? His touch made her look at him again, and then a part of her smiled. ?Is that why you sleep here?? He looked at his bed, the gun he once carried in life still resting beside it. ?I believed in something once. Something that can be true again.?
Shaking her head, Samantha didn?t have the heart to tell him he would never see his dream fulfilled. His death had probably spared him the reality of seeing how the war had turned out. It didn?t take much for her to see that he wouldn?t be pleased with the outcome.
A part of her was now longing to comfort him, though she didn?t quite know how to do so. Taking a chance, she reached out pulling his mouth to hers.
Surprised, his hands wrapped around her waist pushing her down onto his bedding. There were no words spoken between them, only his insistent hands upon her body.