Moonlight and Moss - (Woodley, USA) by Kim Beall (Paperback)
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<p/><br></br><p><b> About the Book </b></p></br></br>Living in a haunted B&B on the edge of a faerie meadow gives author Callaghan McCarthy plenty of inspiration for writing ghost stories, but protecting Vale House from developers who want to build a freeway through the meadow, as well as from chaotic faerie spirits on the other side of the fence, leaves little time for writing.<p/><br></br><p><b> Book Synopsis </b></p></br></br><p>Callaghan McCarthy first came to Vale House, a haunted B&B on the edge of a faerie meadow, seeking inspiration for her ghost stories. She found more inspiration than she bargained for, and now the ghosts and other spirits of Woodley, USA are some of her best friends.</p><p>In <strong>Moonlight and Moss</strong>, Cally continues to explore her relationships with the spirits of Vale House, as well as with Ben Dawes, who is not quite 100% human, himself.</p><p>When a brutal murder rocks the serenity of the peaceful southern town, the caretaker of Vale House is wrongly charged with the crime. Cally's attempts to clear his good name soon lead to evidence the real killer may not have been human. If her investigations reveal that faerie hand has spilled human blood, repercussions could bring the tenuous truce between the human and faerie worlds crashing down.</p><p>As the son of the faerie queen, Ben is in a position to help her enlist the aid of the local faerie court, but Cally doesn't feel she's ready for a serious relationship again - if she ever will be. Especially one with a man who must spend half his life in a shadowy otherworld. If she is to solve this mystery and keep Vale House intact, she must figure out on which side of the fence her heart truly lies.</p>
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