Ghost Seekers Inc. Books in Order
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Ghost Seekers Inc. books in publication order
4 books
The Asylum
by Elizabeth N. Harris
2025
Callie and Sunny bring their paranormal team and unpredictable biker allies to a former asylum in New York State. Its long history of suffering has left innocent spirits trapped alongside something dangerous, and freeing them proves harder than expected.
The Ghosts of Christmas
by Elizabeth N. Harris
2025
A cancelled investigation sends Callie’s team to a haunted Christmas village, much to Sunny’s displeasure. His hostility toward the holiday draws a determined response from Callie, their friends and playful spirits intent on changing his mind about Christmas.
The Penitentiary
by Elizabeth N. Harris
2025
Nomadic biker Sunny accompanies Callie’s paranormal film crew to a notorious penitentiary, joined by club friends seeking distraction from personal tragedy. The investigation soon exposes a malicious presence that threatens far more than the team’s hopes of documenting ghosts.
The New York Demons
by Elizabeth N. Harris
2026
Callie divides her paranormal investigators between a notorious cemetery and a house famous for horror films. As unexpected activity emerges at both locations, Sunny worries about her pregnancy while the separated teams struggle to understand threats that refuse to behave predictably.
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