The Ghost and Devlin Muir — S.K. McClafferty

Jenna's Cove is not just any quaint New England village, and love in Jenna's Cove is a bit more unique than the simple, normal recipe of boy meets girl. It is a special, often magical place where the unusual is commonplace, and the romance is just slightly left of center. Devlin Muir is having the worst day of his life. He lost his job, his girlfriend dumped him on Facebook, and his apartment exploded. In the midst of devastating chaos, a lawyer appears and informs him that he's the long lost heir to the Foxley Mansion: a sprawling estate near Bar Harbor with a breathtaking view of the ocean. It certainly seems like the perfect place for an artist to hang out to lick his wounds and create, and since there's nothing left for Devlin in Boston, he decides to relocate, and he heads for the quaint seaside village of Jenna's Cove. But his new situation holds more than one surprise, and Devlin very soon finds himself caught between a budding romance with Jilly, the caretaker's lovely Wiccan granddaughter, and Serena, the ghost of his great-great grandfather's mistress. Devlin, a lifelong skeptic, is torn between the woman he wants, and the one who won't leave him alone. Serena doesn't just use men, sexually. She uses them up, and Devlin is desperate for a solution. But can thirteen modern day witches and a spell to reunite Serena with Captain Jacob Foxley really bring Devlin the happiness he's seeking with Jilly?