Books in Blood Flesh Bone series

Some jobs are just a little too scary...Home from college and heartbroken, nineteen-year-old April Oliphant is roped into cleaning the old Rosebud Academy for Girls with her two best friends, James and Logan. While she struggles to contain her growing attraction to James, she also must manage a spooky basement, haunted hallways, and a mirror that seems to want something from her. She didn’t think she could trust her instincts after her ex’s betrayal, but it’s her instincts she must trust now, in order to save her life…and her heart.Note: This is a standalone prequel novella.

After the haunting events of the past month, Lissa is tired of being afraid. Although not all of the mysteries from June have been solved, Lissa is determined to focus on her music, manage the new tensions with her boyfriend, and ignore the ghost in the hallway.But the unrestful spirits haunting the old school have other ideas….The Blood Flesh Bone trilogy is for lovers of spooky, gothic mysteries who like a little romance sprinkled in for fun!Note: This is the second book in the Blood Flesh Bone trilogy and the ending leads into the third book, August's Bones.

At Rosebud, the spirits have their own haunting melodies.With the end of the Rosebud music festival fast approaching, Lissa should be concentrating on her final performance piece, not dealing with her ex’s hostility, her attraction to someone new, or the ghostly face in the mirror.But buried secrets are determined to rise to the surface. In order for Lissa to get what she wants, she must help the spirits get what they want: justice.

Ghostly footsteps, haunted mirrors, stolen treasures…welcome to the Rosebud Academy.Up until a few weeks ago, eighteen-year-old Lissa Anderson drank, smoked, and partied hard as she tried to forget the sorrow of her best friend’s death. But now that she’s seen the error of her ways, she’s determined to be the straightest arrow at Rosebud, an elite summer program for classical musicians. A spooky old dormitory, overprivileged students, and hours at the piano make the program into everything Lissa expected. What she didn’t expect is her quickly-budding romance with a cellist, the series of thefts related to scary stories, or the ghost determined to get Lissa’s attention. Could Lissa’s rebellious past help her unlock the future?