Clete Keith's Ghosts of Greystone – Beverly Hills is not just a book of 237 ghost stories, but a landmark exposé of eyewitness accounts detailing paranormal activity associated with this extraordinary location. Clete Keith spent three years interviewing and researching the supernatural activity at the estate. With 86 interviews, Ghosts of Greystone - Beverly Hills promises you riveting history and ghostly encounters associated with this extraordinary location. “Ghosts of Greystone – Beverly Hills is a terrific read. Incredibly well written and researched account of one of the most haunted buildings in Hollywood history. Clete is now clearly the most knowledgeable expert on this building's dark history as well as its stunning beauty. A must read if you love great ghost tales.” —Patty Jenkins, Motion Picture Director, Wonder Woman 1984, Wonder Woman, Monster.

The year was 1888 and the Morning Star was on her maiden voyage when she foundered and sank in a ferocious storm near a village that came to be called Courage Cove. The owner of the shipping line, Horace Grey, was on board with his family. His infant son drowned and his body was never recovered, so he built the house he called Greystone near where the tragedy occurred and often walked along the shore calling his son's name in hopes he would return from the sea. Tragedy followed tragedy within its walls as the years passed and those that died there lingered including a malevolent, powerful entity. It had been vacant for decades when Jodie Shield was shown the property by a local Realtor. She had come to Courage Cove with her black cat Cinda to find her mother's roots for a biography she had promised to write, and doesn't understand why she is attracted to the rambling, derelict mansion. She only knows she needs to be there for some inexplicable reason, so she buys it and begins the restoration even though warned by a friend she was 'waking the devil'. Soon after she moves in, someone else's dreams and memories find her...those of a young Millie Grey who died there more than a century before...and the horror begins.

When one door closes.... another one slams in your face. Left abruptly to manage Greystone Manor on her own, and dealing with her difficult new ability to see spirits, Jilly struggles to keep her world from falling apart. Gil is moodier than ever, the stable-hands hate her and she's in dire need of money. Only Bally and Morris can keep her laughing when times get tough. Throw in a murder and some missing artifacts and Jilly will have to use all her wits to stay one step ahead of the killer. Will her strong-willed ghost-horse be able to save the day this time? The Sting of the Serpent's Blade is the second book in the Greystone Manor Mystery Series. Where horses, ghosts and a dash of murder collide. This series is set in Canada so is written in Canadian English. You might notice slight differences in spelling and grammar. Happy Reading!

Melinda Adams discovers her parents have left her two sisters and her without funds to continue their life. With the wedding of her youngest sister, Phyllis, approaching, Mel is scrambling to put together enough money to carry out Phyl's plans. She resolves to sell the house, which has been in the family for four generations, and all the furnishings. Then she applies for a job as a teacher/companion for a little boy who has lost his mother. To her surprise, she is accepted to the position and prepares to move from the Spokane Valley to the Long Beach peninsula in southwestern Washington. She arrives in the town of Haversley to hear rumors of murder, infidelity and ghosts at the home known as Greystone Manor. Being a rational person, she doesn't believe in ghosts but soon there are sightings of shadowy figures and frightening warnings. Can she survive the sinister happenings and find out the secrets of Greystone Manor, or will she be the next victim?