Giggles, Guitars, and Ghosts.

Spectral Attraction by Bente Pietersen is a flirty, feel-good paranormal rom-com with unfinished business, irresistible banter, and one very persistent ghost.

Welcome to Oakeswell Heath, a quaint English village where gossip travels faster than the broadband, the vicars have suspiciously nice hair, and one charming but shabby Edwardian house has its very own rockstar ghost.

Linda, 41 and freshly divorced, is ready for a reset. Trading in heartache for a new postcode, ready to reclaim her life with nothing but a sharp wit and a toolkit full of hope. What she doesn’t expect? Her new house already has a tenant. And he’s dead.

Once a rising rockstar with cheekbones, charisma, and a guitar he knew how to use, Danny died in his prime. But death hasn’t dulled his sense of humour or his interest in the very much alive woman who’s moved into his old bedroom. She can’t see him (yet), but she’s definitely sensing something. The flickering lights, the musical beat at 2 a.m., and the growing feeling that she’s not quite alone.

As ghostly pranks turn into late-night chats and simmering chemistry, Linda finds herself falling for the one man she can’t even touch. And Danny? He’s hauntingly sure that it's her if anyone can help him finish what he started and maybe even figure out why he’s still stuck here.

Bright, spicy, and delightfully offbeat, Spectral Attraction is a paranormal rom-com packed with heart, heat and a whole lot of humour. It’s about second chances, unfinished songs, and finding love in the most unexpected places, even if one of you is technically not alive.

Spectral Attraction is a wickedly original love story about second chances, unfinished songs, and learning to believe in things you can’t always see, including yourself.

Perfect for fans of Ghosts, The Good Place, and later-in-life love stories with a supernatural twist, this is the romantic comedy you didn’t know you were dying to read.