A slow-burn gothic ghost romance: a haunted antique shop, a mirror, and a love the shop intends to feed on
Love Beyond The Glass: Trapped in a Haunted Mirror Since 1923, One College Student Risks Everything for Forbidden Love
An antique shop that only opens at night. A seamstress trapped in a mirror since 1923. A love that the shop intends to feed on.
Elias Brennan, a sleep-deprived college student, stumbles into Haverly's Curiosities and meets Clara — a ghost anchored to a silver-framed mirror since the fire of 1923. Their romance deepens as Elias uncovers what the shop really is, what it eats, and why people have been vanishing from Old Town for a century.
For: readers who want a gothic romance with real teeth.
Elias Brennan is a sleep-deprived college student. Clara is a seamstress who has been anchored to a silver-framed mirror since the fire of 1923. Love Beyond The Glass is a forbidden human–ghost love story told from his side of the glass: a standalone, slow-burn romance where the love interest really is dead.
Haverly's Curiosities only opens after dark, and people have been vanishing from Old Town for a century. As the romance deepens, Elias learns what the shop really is and what it eats. It's a haunted shop, a cursed object and a building with an appetite, all in one.
This is not a cosy ghost romance. It is a moody, eerie paranormal romance with real teeth, for October reading and for anyone who wants their love story to be genuinely haunting.
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Love Beyond The Glass by Simran Mehta is on Amazon as a Kindle ebook ($3.99) and paperback ($26.99).
