Haunting Jordan: A Novel of Suspense

Jordan Marsh left L.A. for the quaint Pacific Northwest town of Port Chatham in pursuit of some much-needed R & R. As the prime suspect in her cheating husband's murder, she had been hoping to immerse herself in the restoration of the charming Victorian she'd just bought--and put all talk of homicide investigations behind her. But as she soon discovers, the coldest of cases cry out to be solved, too. For this old house comes fully furnished--with two garrulous ghosts who have a century-old murder of their own they'd like her to look into. Now, if Jordan can keep the L.A. police at bay, and sort through a suspect list of shady characters circa 1890, she might just clear a wrongly accused man's name--and her own.

Starting a new life in the quaint Pacific Northwest town of Port Chatham, Jordan Marsh, while restoring the Victorian house she just bought, finds herself once again immersed in mystery and mayhem when two ghosts ask her to solve a century-old murder. Original.

P.J. Alderman has lived in the Pacific Northwest for more than twenty-five years. She is the author of A Killing Tide, a RITA finalist for Best First Book. After spending several years on Oregon's North Coast, she now lives in Washington State with her family. Bantam will publish her second Port Chatham mystery.