D. L. O'Brien

Charlotte is a shy librarian who moves into a house rumored to be haunted. She then unexpectedly meets the man of her dreams. Stephen is kind, handsome and brilliant. He understands her as no one else ever has. He is devoted to her, and she to him.

The only trouble is, Stephen  is a ghost. And nobody but Charlotte believes that he exists. Ghost of a Chance is a paranormal romance about a love that breaks all the rules. 

"I love you so very much, Charlotte. You kill me and bring me back to life again, all at once. It sounds like Shakespeare, and yet, that is what we have." The gentle touch of his fingertips on my skin sent fire throughout my entire body. I had to have him. I had never felt so alive. It was as if every fiber of my being was aching for him. I loved him, needed him, had to have him. He was my obsession, my addiction.   
"My need for you is a fever," he whispered, "And I pray that I never recover…"

 Ghost of a Chance is created by D.L. O'Brien, an eGlobal Creative Publishing signed author.

Ghost of a Chance: A Haunting Romance

I was stunned that Stephen was able to sit in my kitchen and talk to my friend like a living person. I couldn't help wondering, what did this mean for us going forward? Would more people be able to see him as time went on? I didn't know what to think, but it seemed promising.  


"Well hello there, you seem lost in thought," the customer on the other side of the counter pointed out, "I hope I'm not disturbing you, but I saw you there and I just had to say hi!" It was Neil. I hadn't seen him since the news article about Storytime. I couldn't help noticing that he was still as attractive as ever. I might be involved with Stephen, but I was still alive. Unlike my boyfriend, of course.  


"Hey, good to see you again," I replied, and could feel a hint of blush creeping down my neck, "How have you been?" I felt guilty, not for talking to him. That would be silly. But perhaps for thinking that another man was handsome. I would never act on it. Right?  


Chapter 38: The Card