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  • ISBN 9781944866754
  • Dimensions: 127 x 203mm
  • Publication Date: 26 Nov 2020
  • Publisher: Clash Books
  • Publication City/Country: US
  • Product Form: Paperback
  • Language: English
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On the outskirts of London, 1855, mortician and funeral director Helena Morrigan struggles with her limited finances and the heavy burdens of her past. 

Desperate to secure herself, she takes up residence in an aged house closer to the graveyard, closer to the lost souls that sense her torment and are determined to take her place in the mortal world. As she tries to tame and free the ghostly figures around her, she becomes acquainted with the owners of the home, the recently orphaned siblings, Eric, Audrey and Christian Tarter. Yet, the souls she wants to save are on edge as a horrific serial killer runs rampant, giving Helena a boost in business and suspicion. Against her best efforts, Helena is suddenly thrown into a bloody mystery where new and old friendships are tested, innocents are maimed and a horrific family secret that threatens her chance at a peaceful existence and her existence itself.

Claire L. Smith is an Australian writer and filmmaker whose various short stories and poetry are featured in publications such as Dark Marrow, Peculiars Magazine, The Horror Tree, Death and The Maiden, Moonchild Magazine and more. She currently oversees fiction, creative nonfiction and poetry at mental-health awareness publication, Peculiars Magazine. Helena is her debut novella.

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