Book Club
Discussion Questions

Ian Graham couldn't stomach the idea that so many Nazis remained free, especially the one who murdered his brother. She's the Huntress.

Daniel Darlington kept watch over Yale's Houses of the Veil. Now, he must train his replacement - Alex Stern. On paper, she's a mess; yet she is the perfect candidate - she can see ghosts.

This is a story of love, loss, light, and lineage. The characters change, but a ghost remains to tell the tale of her life, death, afterlife, and all the people connected to Birchwood Manor.

Who is Verity Crawford? Is she a clever writer or a psychopath whose monstrous mind reflects the villainous characters in her book? You decide.

Just as Jacob Portman accepts that his life is ordinary, everything changes to become extraordinary. Better yet, the people he'll meet will be "peculiar."

Last year, Gwyn Jones' cousin had a steamy second-chance love story with a Penhallow. This year, it's her turn...with the elder Penhallow brother, Wells.

Many wish to forget last year, but not Alex Stern. She's going to rescue Darlington. There's only one problem - he's in Hell.

In December 1926, Agatha's car was found abandoned. No one truly knows why she left her vehicle and disappeared for eleven days...until Nan O'Dea shared her story.

Welcome to Hell! The air is stuffy, the water is weird, and its occupants work for eternity at the bidding of sixth-floor management. This story begins in the Deals Department.

Trouble is on its way to Troublesome Creek! She comes armed with library books and stacks of procured reading material on top of her ornery mule.

In 1915, Evelyn Gardiner joined the infamous Louise de Bettignies, code name "Alice," to uncover German secrets behind enemy lines. The allies win the war, but Evelyn loses herself.

Trouble has returned to Kentucky's small mountain town of Troublesome Creek. This time, it's Honey Lovett!