Bøger af Grahame Peace

Can a portrait hold the soul? Three lives, one woman. In 1645, young Mary Elliot helps the wise woman, Mother Penshurst, fight against the self-proclaimed witchfinder general Matthew Hopkins. In 1768, the perfumier Eloise Aimee finds herself fighting against a sinister Brotherhood in Paris, France. In 1936, Lady Dulse Breville is trying to save her husband from sinister dark forces and starts to have visions from the past. It's 1938, and the noted spiritual medium Jocasta Bradman sees a charming portrait of a lady while visiting her local library in her hometown of Folkstone, England. She immediately feels a connection to the picture, knows something is wrong, and feels compelled to investigate. Jocasta Bradman Investigates A Portrait of a Lady is a charming, historical, paranormal, supernatural, cosy mystery.

Some doors should never be opened. Daisy Frittering feels compelled to contact her late husband, Cedric. She sees an advert in a ladies' magazine offering the services of a spiritual medium and arranges for her to perform a séance at her home, Marmaduke Manor. On the night of the séance, things take an unexpected turn when an unwanted spirit is called - but they are not alone. Following the séance, Jocasta Bradman, a member of the Pluckley Psychic Historical Society, has a presentiment that something is wrong and finds herself drawn to Marmaduke Manor. Once there, she finds Daisy at her wit's end and questioning her sanity. She discovers that a woman claiming to be a medium held a séance at the house, leaving the place haunted. Jocasta becomes Daisy's only hope as she tries to find out who the spirits are and what they want before she can attempt to send them back to the other side. A cozy, paranormal, historical mystery.

It's the winter of 1938; war is looming in Europe. Jocasta Bradman, the celebrated spiritual medium is taking a break in the Cornish town of Mousehole, England, a place with a long smuggling history. The town has been experiencing unusually severe storms, she finds a piece of driftwood on the beach and feels an immediate connection to an old Spanish Galleon which was lost at sea. Jocasta feels something is lurking beyond the walls and beneath the surface of the town, and sea. A mysterious religious brotherhood calling themselves The Dawn of the Invidian is running the Lizard Point Lighthouse. The isolated Bluebell Inn, which is never open to visitors, has a new secretive owner from Germany, and an agent from MI6 has arrived in the town, why is she here? Jocasta calls in her associates from the famous Pluckley Psychic Historical Society to investigate. They join forces with the MI6 agent and a race against time begins as they desperately search for clues to find out what is going on in the town and who or what is causing it. Little do they know this tiny fishing port holds far more mysteries and dangers than any of them has bargained for.Meet Jasper a time-travelling super-ghost with a sense of humour, in these eerie, historic, amusing, paranormal stories. The Ghost from the Molly-House is a collection of historical mysteries, which will appeal to fans of antiquity, period detective novels, tales of haunted houses, cosy mysteries, fantasy, and all things that go bump in the night. Although this is the sixth book in the series, the novel can be enjoyed as a stand-alone story in its own right.Please note this book is written in British English.Read all the books in The Ghost from the Molly-House Series and meet the entire paranormal investigation team.The Ghost from the Molly HouseThe Jasper Claxton MysteriesThe Pluckley Psychic Historical SocietyThe Psychic AgencyThe Mystery at Winterburn Manor

Diamonds sparkle, they are bright, beautiful, and valuable, but could they hold mystical secrets?It's 1937, and Lady Fenella Windsor Hawtrey a beautiful, elegant, and fearless MI6 agent is a guest at Christóbal Manor, in Wiltshire, England, the fabulous home of the glamorous Countess of Fleet. Among the other guests are the Hollywood film star, Rita Delphine, a Mahârâja, and Jasper Claxton, a time-travelling ghost. The Countess is famous for her lavish lifestyle, entertaining, and collection of magnificent jewels, in particular, a parure known as The Fleet Diamonds. The set includes a necklace containing a rare, priceless blue diamond, although legend claims the diamond is cursed. During a lavish soirée at her country house, the necklace is stolen.The police are called in to investigate, at first, it looks like a carefully planned jewellery robbery. However, as the story hits the news and newspapers, the noted spiritual medium Jocasta Bradman sees something in her crystal ball and believes there may be something sinister attached to the disappearance of the necklace. She contacts Lady Fenella and Jasper, along with two of her colleagues from the famous Pluckley Psychic Historical Society. As they begin their investigation, they discover the blue diamond has a connection to a long-forgotten Indian deity and religion. They realise something is about to happen, something which they must try to stop.Meet Jasper a time-travelling super-ghost with a sense of humour, in these eerie, historic, amusing, paranormal stories. The Ghost from the Molly-House is a collection of historical mysteries, which will appeal to fans of antiquity, period detective novels, tales of haunted houses, cosy mysteries, fantasy, and all things that go bump in the night. Although this is the eighth book in the series, the novel can be enjoyed as a stand-alone story in its own right.Please note this book is written in British English.Read all the books in The Ghost from the Molly-House Series and meet the entire paranormal investigation team.The Ghost from the Molly HouseThe Jasper Claxton MysteriesThe Pluckley Psychic Historical SocietyThe Psychic AgencyThe Mystery at Winterburn ManorThe Sirens' CallA Christmas Wish

A Christmas Wish, and the kindness of a stranger.It's 1850 and Christmas is fast approaching in Victorian London. Miss Desdemona Ward has recently inherited a vast fortune including a beautiful house in London's exclusive Belgravia Square from Lady Agnus Maudsley, a relative she didn't know existed. Since moving into the house, Desdemona has heard strange noises and seen the ghost of a little girl who is asking for help. Feeling haunted by what she has seen and heard, she calls in a psychic investigator, Jasper Claxton, not knowing he's a time-travelling ghost.Jasper brings one of his associates from the famous Pluckley Psychic Historical Society, Jocasta Bradman, a noted spiritual medium, back in time to 1850 to help him, and together, as the clock starts ticking, they begin their investigation. An investigation which takes them to the many slums of London and the Covent Garden Workhouse. Could a well-known story about Christmas also help them on their journey to solve this touching ghostly mystery?Meet Jasper a time-travelling super-ghost with a sense of humour, in these eerie, historic, amusing, paranormal stories. The Ghost from the Molly-House is a collection of historical mysteries, which will appeal to fans of antiquity, period detective novels, tales of haunted houses, cosy mysteries, fantasy, and all things that go bump in the night. Although this is the seventh book in the series, the novel can be enjoyed as a stand-alone story in its own right.Please note this book is written in British English.Read all the books in The Ghost from the Molly-House Series and meet the entire paranormal investigation team.The Ghost from the Molly HouseThe Jasper Claxton MysteriesThe Pluckley Psychic Historical SocietyThe Psychic AgencyThe Mystery at Winterburn ManorThe Sirens' Call

Any publicity is better than no publicity - isn't it? - Welcome to the world of Patrina Fletcher.Patrina Fletcher loves her job at the Gary Day Celebrity Hair and Beauty Salon in Mayfair London, a place frequented by the rich and famous, well-heeled, and uber stylish, where there's never a dull moment or fashion faux pas.When she literally bumps into Simon Fletcher, a young, handsome multi-millionaire playboy, it quickly leads to an invitation to the BAFTA film awards in London, and Patrina suddenly finds herself in all the gossip columns, with invitations to a string of high-profile social events. She needs help, and she needs it fast, step forward the owner of a cosmetics empire and a high society magazine editor, and before she knows it, everyone wants to know about her fabulous five-star life.Patrina starts a blog, quickly developing a massive following on social media, which catches the attention of a high-profile TV producer who offers Patrina her own reality TV show. And before you can say 'haute couture' her fabulous life captures everyone's interest. Can Patrina keep her head and feet on the ground? But more importantly, what will she wear?

A grave covered in strange symbols, in the grounds of a 17th century Manor, what could it mean? Winterburn Manor is a 17th-century house and one of the oldest Manor houses in England. It has stood empty for over 25 years and is now owned by the famous water-colour artist Elspeth Potter. She has been painstakingly renovating the house for the past four years but has only recently moved into the property, living there alone. All Elspeth knows about the house's history is that it was built for the wealthy Evesham family, most of whom are buried in the church graveyard in the grounds of the Manor. The last owner of the house was the famous author Edmund Williams, a specialist in world religions who wrote gruesome horror stories; he's also buried in the graveyard. Elspeth doesn't believe in ghosts but finds it hard to explain what she hears and sees at the Manor. Strange symbols have been etched onto some of the wood panelled walls, and objects and furniture move on their own during the night. The symbols have also been found on Edmund Williams headstone, what could it all mean? Elspeth is convinced that something evil is lurking at the Manor, and it's hiding a dark secret. She calls in The Psychic Agency, a group of psychic investigators, and the clock starts ticking as they try to unravel a decades-old mystery before they all become Winterburn Manor's next victims. Meet Jasper a time-travelling super-ghost with a sense of humour, in these eerie, historic, amusing, paranormal stories. The Ghost from the Molly-House is a collection of amusing, paranormal-historical-mysteries, which will appeal to fans of antiquity, period detective novels, tales of haunted houses, and all things that go bump in the night. Although this is the fifth book in the series, the novel can be enjoyed as a stand-alone story in its own right.