WHY PICK THIS BOOK FOR YOUR FEEL-GOOD READ THIS WEEKEND?Ī modern day fairy-tale that'll make you forget you had dinner cooking on the stove.This book will make you laugh. The only trouble is that he's falling head over heels in love with the one that he can never be with. When he realizes that the pox-covered peasant woman standing in the courtyard can see him, he knows that she's the one that can set him free. After being accused of stealing the princess' heirloom ring and jewelry box, Volker finds himself cursed by a witch and trapped on the castle grounds for over 400 years with no glimmer of hope for his miserable ghostly condition to improve. Soon she realizes, if she goes through with this setting-him-free-business, she could lose him forever. Attached to this antique ring is a mischievous ghost who claims that only 'his true love' can break the spell and set him free.

until that fateful night of the annual Halloween Ball at the ruins of the Heidelberg Castle, when out of nowhere a muck-covered ring lands next to her foot in the courtyard. Jonel Boyko It's a fun, light and engaging read which was helped along by a good set of characters and a love story which was just a little out of the normal.So you are in the mood for a romantic comedy with a paranormal twist?įall in love with the charming and quirky characters in this Hallmark-style paranormal romance and adventure.

I definitely wanted to keep reading after the last page. It was such a warm, fuzzy, fun type of story and I was thoroughly immersed in it by the ending. Margaret (Literary Chanteuse) This novel is so different from anything that I've ever read and I thoroughly appreciate that fact. Light, amusing, and thoroughly entertaining.

Think of it as a hallmark-style romance with a paranormal twist. If you enjoy clean light paranormal romances, the HAUNTED LOVE series is for you.

Life is good for Andrea, until that fateful night of the annual Halloween Ball at the ruins of the Heidelberg Castle, when out of nowhere a muck-covered ring lands next to her foot in the courtyard.

The Heidelberg Ghost by Nickie Cochran