Daphne Wentworth is almost seventeen, definitely a red head, and most likely the tallest girl in her class.

But she doesn’t have to worry about school for the next two months since she’ll be spending the summer at her aunt Dwill’s lighthouse in Maine.

What she does have to worry about is seeing ghosts in the lighthouse cemetery, and hearing the voices of star-crossed lovers who lived two-hundred years ago.

She also has to worry about not falling in love with a local boy named Zach Philbrook who works for her aunt. He’s too gorgeous and charming for his own good. Tall, midnight black hair, and the most beautiful indigo blue eyes she’s ever seen.

Zach is treated like an outcast by the local teens in town. He’s Mic Mac and therefore not considered “one of the gang”. Zach is also very tough, having lived his entire life dealing with ignorance. Daphne can’t help being drawn to his strength.

The local teens aren’t the only trouble-makers in town. As Zach and Daphne get closer, the lighthouse ghost lovers begin haunting them. When Daphne and Zach try to figure out how to fight them, the spirits get bolder and more dangerous.

So how do you protect yourself from something you can’t see?

Author Bio:

J.D. Spikes is a spinner of tales—spooky stories about guys and girls and things that go bump in the night. Lifelong research and experience with the paranormal infuse her stories with spirit while her belief in love fills them with heart.

A paranormal investigator when the need arises, she aspires to advance the field both spiritually and scientifically. When not writing or researching, you can find her cooking, gardening, horseback riding, or forever getting lost in secondhand shops. The mother of two grown sons, she lives in Rhode Island, the Ocean State, with her very own hero-husband, Tim, and two crazy cats. She is the proud recipient of the Jo Ann Ferguson Service Award for selfless assistance and dedication to fellow writers and the craft.