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The year is 1908. Lady Clarissa Drake can see ghosts,an ability that landed her mother inan insane asylum. To escape the stigma of her mother’sshame, she travels to America tomeet her hopeful intended, butthings don’t go according to planwhen a mysterious ghost shows upand forces her to confront her gift.

Death’s Heir: “Don’t let them know that you see ghosts, promise me,” her mother would say whenever she would visit the asylum—that awful place that her father put her to hide her from the ton. Read the first three episodes for FREE! Only on Amazon’s Kindle Vella platform.

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