Legacy (The Mystical Veil)

She thought ghosting meant blocking someone on TwitterTrust fund princess Keira’s life is about to implode. She’s just been kicked out of school—again. Mom and even Daddy have had it with her and have not only cancelled the lease on her absolutely adorable Greenwich Village pied a terre, they’re kicking her out of her home!Whaaaat?“No, Keira—you need to grow up and start doing something with your life. We’re at our wits end. You have to go live with your grandmother Pamela.”“I don’t have a grandma named Pamela.”“Yes, yes you do."“Whaaat?”And so… banished, banished to Canada of all places, Keira has to meet a grandmother she never knew existed. Who is…batshit crazy. Seriously.The old biddy thinks she sees ghosts. Seriously. She wants Keira to call her ‘Nana’.As. If. She’ll call her ‘GM’, but that’s it. After all, the old woman couldn’t be bothered to visit in all of her 23 years, and now she expects to be called ‘Nana’? No way, Jose. No damn way.And she’s as bossy as the General Manager of a store Keira worked at, so the best ‘Grand Mother’ will get is ‘GM’. She can take it or leave it—which is more choice than Keira’s had!As soon as she goes through the door of GM’s home, Eerie things happen. It starts with something as stupid as her clothes being folded and put away…when nobody’s there. When someone invades her room and fools around with her digital camera and leaves strange pictures on it, things get weirder. Then Keira starts having her own strange experiences. It’s as if she could read a person’s mind! But that’s crazy. Right?Too soon, GM comes out with the truth to Keira. Why she’s been brought to Canada, and what Keira’s true nature is.It involves ghosts.And demons.And death…

About the Author

A lifelong resident of Kingston, Ontario, Michelle has experienced firsthand, eerie events. She's witnessed episodes where the veil between our world and the next has shimmered gossamer thin. These encounters fascinate rather than frighten her. On the other hand, her two pugs Ruby and Sookie freak out enough for the three of them. The Irish part of her heritage, stories of banshees, druids and, yes, leprechauns are what started her down the road of writing about the paranormal. In the summer she dreams about skiing, and in the winter wishes she lived in Cuba. Yes, she's contrary as hell, but never boring. She hopes you enjoy reading her work as much as she enjoys writing it. She is currently practicing her acceptance speech for the Nobel Prize in Literature just in case.

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