By Ash, By Water, By Breath: Resident Spirit Series Book One

Three hauntings that refuse to behave like a single genre. Some unsettle. Some make you laugh at the kitchen table. All of them ask the oldest questions in a new grammar: What makes a room a room? What do we owe the living, and the dead? You'll cross thresholds where physics and feeling negotiate terms. You'll encounter everyday people and everyday things—mugs, mirrors, hinges, doors—seen in the light of discovery and the shadow of death. These stories are about upkeep as devotion, consent as magic, and community as the only workable theology. For readers who like their ghosts with agency and their people flawed, stubborn, and tender.