Meet Me in the Graveyard
Meet Me in the Graveyard
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A HAUNTING SPECULATIVE ROMANCE
ROOTED IN SOUTHERN MARYLAND HISTORY
When a fatal stunt leaves the campus golden boy haunting his college, he must persuade the only person who can see him—a sharp-tongued, introverted freshman—to help him discover why he’s still tethered to the living and finally release his spirit.
When a fatal stunt leaves the campus golden boy haunting his college, he must persuade the only person who can see him—a sharp-tongued, introverted freshman—to help him discover why he’s still tethered to the living and finally release his spirit.
Colby Asher loved his life… right up until he died. Now because of one fatally stupid mistake he’s stuck haunting his college campus. With no idea what is keeping him trapped, he’s quickly losing hope of ever moving on… until he sees freshman Emmy Zane.
More importantly, she sees him.
Emmy is a spunky, guarded introvert determined to fly under the radar for the next four years. She has her own reasons for staying in the shadows, and the last thing she needs is a flirty, obnoxious ghost challenging that… no matter how cute he is. But as Colby’s demands for answers become impossible to ignore, Emmy is forced into a partnership she never wanted and a deepening connection that defies logic. As they piece together clues around Colby’s final night, they discover that moving on requires more than just solving a puzzle—it requires facing truths they would both rather keep buried.
Featuring a supernatural cast from southern Maryland history and folklore, Meet Me in the Graveyard is a paranormal journey through the fears, flaws, and love that make us human.
Meet the Ghosts of Southern Maryland
Meet the Ghosts of Southern Maryland
Moll Dyer
Moll Dyer
In the winter of 1698, Moll Dyer was accused of witchcraft and burned out of her home. She escaped into the woods and was found days later frozen to death with her dog. Her spirit is believed to still haunt the woods around Leonardtown.
Askuwheteau
Askuwheteau
Based on reports of a Yacocomico man dressed in traditional attire seen walking around Historic St. Mary’s City. Assumed to be a museum reenactor in the Native American hamlet, when approached by visitors, he vanishes.
Nuani
Nuani
Based on a man named “Antonio” who was enslaved and murdered by Simon Overzee at St. John’s Plantation in 1655. Antonio refused all work orders during his year of enslavement, and attempted to run away at least three times.
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