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Kelly Reid doesn't believe in ghosts, so when she finds the ghost of Stanford Manor in her bedroom mirror she is determined to prove the apparition is a hoax. Yet how does she deny his soulful plea for help and stop herself falling for a man she will never hope to touch? Accused of murder, John Tarrant has been trapped in the manor's mirrors for 140 years. Kelly can either save him or damn him, but first she must unravel his hidden secrets.

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Kelly Reid doesn't believe in ghosts, so when she finds the ghost of Stanford Manor in her bedroom mirror she is determined to prove the apparition is a hoax. Yet how does she deny his soulful plea for help and stop herself falling for a man she will never hope to touch? Accused of murder, John Tarrant has been trapped in the manor's mirrors for 140 years. Kelly can either save him or damn him, but first she must unravel his hidden secrets.
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Jenny Brassel is passionate about a lot of things: history, mythology and romance to name but a few, and writing allows her imagination to run riot. Creative to the bone, when Jennifer isn't writing she can be seen with a paintbrush in hand. History, especially ancient history, is her most fervent passion and recently she has spread her writing wings to pen the first in a series of historical sagas based around the lives of her favourite pharaohs. They are filled with the epic stories of life in ancient times, warts, brutality and all. Her work has won a number of major romance writing contests including the Land of Enchantment Romance Writers' Rebecca; From The Heart Romance Writers' Wallflower and Missouri Romance Writers of America's Gateway to the Best. Jenny holds an MA in Creative Writing and teaches courses and workshops for community colleges and writing centres. Jenny hails from Sydney Australia. Married to her high school sweetheart, most of her days are spent staring at her computer screen under the supervision of a very demanding bichon frisé, Cordy.