COMING TOMORROW (December 1st), The Next Installment of "THE FOREVER DETECTIVE" Series

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Just in time for the Christmas season, a good old fashion ghost story is the theme of Helen's second solo book...



The year is 1947 and private investigator Rafael Jones has already learned the hard way that the supernatural is all too real. Having been turned into a vampire, albeit one who has no problems with holy objects, he's trying to continue working as a detective. While back on the continent his Interpol love, Clara Thomas, is using her considerable "occult" contacts to find a way to help him.

In the meantime he has a new case to deal with. A friend has asked him to prove a mansion he's inherited is NOT haunted. Unfortunately, it is and the ghost has reached out to Rafael for help and justice. 

Can our hero find answers to a 20 year old cold case no one knew about? Can he find the Prohibition gangster who murdered the young flapper? And can our boy survive the fact that he's not the only one who knows about supernatural beings and how to deal with them?

Find out in "Forever Haunted" available December 1st in Trade Paperback and Kindle:







*LINKS for Trade Paperback, Nook, Kobo, Smashwords coming soon*

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