Kelly Cheek

Unfinished business can keep a spirit clinging to the physical realm, and it's up to Suzy Quinn to discover what that unfinished business entails. That job becomes especially difficult when the ghost was a friend. When someone from Suzy's past dies, she asks for Suzy by name. But her unfinished business brings unexpected longing, excitement and danger into Suzy's life. How can Suzy help her friend let go of the past when she can't let go of it herself?

Successful Colorado author Fin MacKinley wished Suzy was here. True, his girlfriend's ability to see the lives and experiences of ghosts made him shudder.But he was especially creeped out when he started developing those abilities himself, which Suzy called SpiritSense. Now, with her at her home two thousand miles away, Fin is struggling with his own demons. He desperately needs her help to determine what's real and what's not.And what's about to kill him.

Still mourning the death of her husband and little girl, Suzy Quinn decides to take on a project in her dreary, abandoned carriage house. This project leads to a horrifying discovery and an unsettling new ability. Making a psychic connection with Fiona, the ghost of an ancestor, Suzy experiences Fiona's life in nineteenth-century Edinburgh, through romance and tragedy, and into the dark and dangerous underground vaults. When she discovers secrets, lies and murder, will Suzy have the strength to face the inescapable conflict, a showdown between good and evil, past and present, right in her own backyard?

Searching for the wreck of an eighteenth-century Spanish treasure ship, Jax Malone discovers an uncharted island. When he and his crew are attacked by natives on the beach, the Americans are rescued by unlikely saviors, a troop of soldiers from the past, descendants of the English colonists who were sent to settle the New World over four centuries ago - then vanished without a trace.While stranded on this island, Jax and crew are happy to be among civilized people. But they gradually find that things are not as they seem. When their group becomes divided between the English and the natives, the Americans discover that their survival is further threatened by something they have even less control over.

Dora Baskin's family history is about to catch up with her. Again.Dora Baskin, a Colorado woman, receives a visit from her father, whom she thought was dead. As he revisits his past in the ancestral estate, his current troubles have followed him, landing at Dora's doorstep.A tale of passion, deceit and murder spanning one hundred years, from the Colorado Labor Wars to modern-day Manitou Springs, the final showdown rages against the backdrop of the worst forest fire in Colorado history.

After the murder of her grandmother, Dora Baskin inherits her home, a 172-year-old log house in Manitou Springs, Colorado. Was the murder a random act of violence, or something even more sinister?With her new friend, Shawn, Dora gradually finds the answer in a handwritten account of one of her ancestors, Isadora Byrnes, a nineteenth century Englishwoman taken in by a Cherokee family. In the pages of this journal, they learn about the secret organization which spent decades pursuing Isadora Byrnes to America, beyond the Trail of Tears and into the Rocky Mountains, seeking to acquire the mysterious silver artifact she possessed.They also find that this organization is still around, they still want that artifact.And they think Dora has it.

Jack Hobbes is nobody special. His life is less than exciting. Daily routines rule his existence. Then, on his way to work one morning, he sees a car identical to his own.Being driven by someone identical to him.The first time is enough to make him think he's going crazy. But when it keeps happening, he realizes that he's getting a glimpse of himself in the future. That's pretty cool, until he sees what the future holds.Will the universe allow him to change his own future, or will he be a helpless victim of time?And what does Albert Einstein have to do with it?