Phantom Touch Books in Order
Part ofMac Flynn Books in OrderFind the Phantom Touch books by Mac Flynn in order, with brief summaries to help you follow the series and choose where to begin.
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Phantom Touch books in publication order
5 books
Phantom Touch #1
by Mac Flynn
2013
College student Jess attends a Halloween party with her boyfriend, only to discover an ugly side of him. An unexpected encounter with another man turns the night toward a mysterious attraction she cannot easily explain.
Phantom Touch #2
by Mac Flynn
2013
Jess escapes a frightening experience in a graveyard, but the supernatural follows her home. As strange events challenge her understanding of what happened, she struggles to decide whether she faces a haunting or is losing her grip on reality.
Phantom Touch #3
by Mac Flynn
2013
Returning to her friend’s ranch gives Jess another chance to investigate the presence haunting her. The visit brings her closer to understanding the ghost’s intentions, though that knowledge makes their unusual relationship increasingly difficult to resist.
Phantom Touch #4
by Mac Flynn
2013
Jess confronts Eric about his origins and the circumstances keeping him between worlds. While she tries to understand her ghostly lover, a police investigation places her under suspicion and threatens to expose their dangerous connection.
Phantom Touch #5
by Mac Flynn
2013
After rejecting Eric, Jess faces a new crisis when her friend Ashley disappears. Finding her means confronting the ghost again and risking the very connection she tried to end before either of them can be saved.
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