Leafpoint Lighthouse

Author: Elizabeth N. Harris
Genre(s): Romance
Total pages: 73

Leafpoint Lighthouse

Leafpoint Lighthouse was one of four lighthouses built by the Jasper family to combat the shipwrecks plaguing their coastline. It towered over the sea, a light in the darkness that sailors trusted. But when men turned to greed, death followed, and the consequences were unexpected. Once tall and majestic, four beacons of hope fell into disrepair as death stalked them, Leafpoint being the first.

She was one of the last four members of a family she knew little about. Called to attend a will reading, Lyra is shocked to discover she’s inherited a lighthouse. On arrival, she learns it’s not worked for two hundred years, when the lighthouse keeper was murdered. With his death, the light died too, and to this day, his murder is whispered about. Down on her luck and needing a place to lick her wounds, Lyra moved in.

His peaceful existence was being disturbed by a woman who moved into his home. How dare she? She might be a Jasper, but she’d no right! Unamused, William set out to remove her and regain his peaceful experience. William has no choice, as he’s here to prevent evil taking hold. But Lyra is disturbing things and waking something that shouldn’t be woken.

Lyra doesn’t believe in ghosts. But strange things are happening, such as the lighthouse working again, with its protective beam reaching out across the waves and warning of danger. Plus, the ugly government-run lighthouse just collapsed into a pile of rubble. Destiny is coming, and nobody can outrun it.

Can William keep evil in place, or will Lyra inadvertently release it and condemn everyone and everything?

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