A penniless governess, a haunted Welsh castle, and a love story edged with danger. The Ruby Ghost revives classic gothic romance for modern readers who crave atmosphere, intelligence, and emotional bite.
A haunted Welsh castle. A penniless governess. One ruby necklace that could change everything—if it doesn’t destroy her first.
Penelope Jones has three things to her name: her sketchbook, her stubborn pride, and dreams she cannot explain. Night after night she sees crumbling battlements, a maid in red velvet, and a glittering ruby necklace lost in blood and dust. When a governess position opens at Silverthorne Castle—the very fortress from her visions—Penelope knows it may be her family’s last hope… and her own worst danger.
Silverthorne’s halls are full of watchful eyes and servants who whisper of ghosts. And James Betterton, the charming cousin whose lazy smile hides more than it reveals. Penelope’s dreams begin to braid themselves into the castle’s past—and its perilous present.
With the slow-burn romantic tension of a Georgette Heyer story and the misty suspense of a Mary Stewart classic, The Ruby Ghost offers a richly atmospheric mix of gothic mystery, class conflict, and forbidden longing.
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June Calvin lives in Oklahoma with her husband of 62 years, near her son, daughter-in-love, and young grandson.
Over the years, she has worn many hats, working as a teacher, secretary-bookkeeper, public relations professional, museum educator, antique dealer, candle maker, and newspaper reporter.
When she discovered the world of Regency romance, she finally realized what she wanted to be when she grew up. Her first published book, The Baron and the Bookseller, won the Romance Writers of America’s Golden Heart award in 1993.
In total, she has written twelve Regency romances.
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PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000. N° de réf. du vendeur CW-9781592117864
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