Ghost Kiss

by Kris Ashton

For months Amy Stevens and her husband have been trying to fall pregnant. When she does, it should be the happiest time of her life ... except she suspects the baby is not her husband's. In fact, it's just possible the father is a ghost. Through automatic writing and cross-dimensional contact, 19th century businessman John Linton has declared his love for Amy--but is her suitor real or just a product of her fractured, overwrought mind? With conflicting advice from friends, family and her own conscience, Amy descends into a maelstrom of doubt and deceit. And then John drops a terrible bombshell. Amy must make a choice. Her decision could lead to an eternity of happiness ... or unimaginable tragedy.

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First published January 1, 2007

About the author

Award-winning writer and editor Kris Ashton has published four novels, nearly fifty short stories, and numerous essays and reviews. His work has appeared in Aurealis, Midnight Echo, Andromeda Spaceways and many international titles, including The Fiction Desk.

Graduating with a Bachelor of Arts from Western Sydney University in 1997, he has had a 25-year career as a journalist and is currently associate editor of Open Road, one of the longest running and most widely read magazines in Australia.

He lives in the wilds of western Sydney with his wife, two children, and a crippling mortgage.