Paranormal Grievance Committee Chronicles

Two rival lesbian paranormal investigators. A dangerous cursed entity. Long dark nights in the old woods.Maya Nicholas doesn't need any help finding ghosts. They find her and talk to her all the time.Julie Sussman doesn't need any help either. She solves plenty of cases, both normal and paranormal, without any special abilities.When they learn that both of them have been hired to find a teenager, lost decades ago in the haunted Promontory Woods, they are not happy. But when they find the teenager's ghost and discover that she, along with many other spirits, are being held captive by an evil entity, they have to figure out a way to work together.Or they, along with many others, will never leave the woods again. Elizabeth Andre is a lesbian in an interracial same-sex marriage. She lives in the Midwest and loves things that go bump in the night. Two former rivals turned friends start a paranormal investigation agency, encountering supernatural events and beings, some of them created by human hands and some of them all too real.

A lesbian ghost with a broken heart. Sisters who never want her reunited with her lost love. A binding spell that must be broken.After a Halloween party ends with an untimely death, paranormal investigators Maya and Julie are called in to check out ghostly happenings at a house built by a patent medicine magnate at the turn of the 20th century. The magnate's daughters lived in the house their whole lives and never left, even after death. Now, they're angry and taking it out on anyone who enters the house.Maya and Julie have to figure out why and reignite a love that was always meant to be.Or the sisters' torment will never end.Muses is the second novel in the Paranormal Grievance Committee Chronicles series, but each book can stand alone. Elizabeth Andre is a lesbian in an interracial same-sex marriage. She lives in the Midwest and loves things that go bump in the night. Two former rivals turned friends start a paranormal investigation agency, encountering supernatural events and beings, some of them created by human hands and some of them all too real.

A voice from the past. A deejay at the pinnacle of her career.Call-in radio shows are fun until a ghost calls. Popular soul music deejay Joyce Barkley thinks someone is pulling a prank when the voice of her dead girlfriend comes through clear as day during a call-in segment on her Saturday afternoon show. But it is no prank. The woman, who has been dead since a tragic accident in the mid-1960s, is back. Her voice is forcing Joyce to confront her decision to hide her true self and the truth of what really happened on that dark night.With help from Maya and Julie, lead investigators with the Paranormal Grievance Committee, Joyce has to figure out how to soothe Natasha's restless spirit. If she doesn't, her career will be over, and her heart will stay closed to love that could be hers.The Soul of WBVR is the third novel in the Paranormal Grievance Committee Chronicles series, but each book can stand alone. Elizabeth Andre is a lesbian in an interracial same-sex marriage. She lives in the Midwest and loves things that go bump in the night. Two former rivals turned friends start a paranormal investigation agency, encountering supernatural events and beings, some of them created by human hands and some of them all too real.