The Lady Sees a Saint

Last time, the ghost couldn't help her. This time, the ghost is lying to her.

Lady Cordelia Vane has made an uneasy peace with the dead. She sees them, hears them, and - when one turns up with unfinished business - helps them settle it. She didn't ask for the gift. She's simply stopped pretending she doesn't have it.

Then London's most formidable hostess collapses at her own glittering party, and her failing heart is blamed. The next morning she is standing in Cordelia's path: affronted, imperious, and very dead - with a name on her lips and a murderer to accuse.

There is only one difficulty. A small, certain pug growls every time the lady speaks.

The victim is the witness. The witness is lying. And the most beloved man in London is somewhere in that ballroom.

How do you solve a murder when the only person who saw it won't tell the truth?

The Lady Sees a Saint is a clean, witty Regency paranormal cozy mystery - closed-door and sweet, with a slow-burn Bow Street romance and a scene-stealing pug. Book Two of The Lady Sees... Mysteries. A complete case; reads on its own, richer after Book One.