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Ghost Signs
Spiritualism. Divination. The occult. A man who doesn't believe. A boy who does.
1928. It has been San Francisco's most roaring, most extravagant, most superstitious decade of them all. Mason is a walldog, hoisting himself high in the air to paint advertisements on tall brick structures. When he becomes the target of a bedeviling presence within the walls of a vacant saloon, he confronts his skepticism with the assistance of a mysterious orphan boy and discovers a stronger connection to the building than he ever could have imagined.
Dedicated to lovers of historical fiction and ghost stories, Ghost Signs is a paranormal mystery that takes place during the Roaring Twenties in the Barbary Coast neighborhood of San Francisco. This psychological thriller centers on a traveling sign painter who comes out west on Route 66 and features California Gold Rush history, the Spiritualism movement, Prohibition, and hot jazz.
1928. It has been San Francisco's most roaring, most extravagant, most superstitious decade of them all. Mason is a walldog, hoisting himself high in the air to paint advertisements on tall brick structures. When he becomes the target of a bedeviling presence within the walls of a vacant saloon, he confronts his skepticism with the assistance of a mysterious orphan boy and discovers a stronger connection to the building than he ever could have imagined.
Dedicated to lovers of historical fiction and ghost stories, Ghost Signs is a paranormal mystery that takes place during the Roaring Twenties in the Barbary Coast neighborhood of San Francisco. This psychological thriller centers on a traveling sign painter who comes out west on Route 66 and features California Gold Rush history, the Spiritualism movement, Prohibition, and hot jazz.
400 pages, Kindle Edition
Published July 1, 2025
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