Return to Seven Sisters Books in Order
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Return to Seven Sisters books in publication order
5 books
All the Summer Roses
by M.L. Bullock
2017
Carrie Jo’s increasingly complicated dreams disturb the fragile peace at Seven Sisters. With one ghost agitated and another offering help, she and Austin attempt a dangerous dream walk to repair the consequences of her mistakes.
The Roses of Mobile
by M.L. Bullock
2017
Carrie Jo returns to Seven Sisters hoping to make a home with her family, but restless spirits disrupt the reunion. As her dream-catching gift draws her into the house’s past, attempts to help threaten unintended consequences.
A Garden of Thorns
by M.L. Bullock
2018
Opening a hidden room releases a destructive spirit at Seven Sisters. As Carrie Jo faces renewed danger, her visions reveal Lafonda’s desperate struggle with family tragedy and Jacinta’s risky attempt to contact the dead.
Blooms Torn Asunder
by M.L. Bullock
2018
Bad news leaves the Delarosa family searching for an unlikely ally while secrets threaten its remaining bonds. In the present, Carrie Jo and her young son venture into a shared dream to confront a dark presence.
Wreath of Roses
by M.L. Bullock
2019
Carrie Jo hopes to settle her growing family at Seven Sisters, but dreams of Lafonda return. Ashland calls in paranormal investigators to help close the house’s remaining spiritual doorways before the haunting drives them away.
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