A Fine Collection of Sins Books 1-3

A Fine Collection of Sins Book One: Under the Witch's Cap A sexy and haunting debut novel by Goshen Hexx with a neurospicy heroine and non-gender conforming demisexual hero. And far too many memories of past atrocities all wanting to come out and play. Alberta "Sanz" Sanchez and Baker Koma Kulshan White battle ghosts cycling through the terrors of their past existences without witness or reprieve. Heir to Whitmore Manor, a mansion filled with what "Sanz" refers to as a fine collection of sins, she and Baker become embroiled in the potent memories of slavery, abuse and murder of Chinese children indentured into the coal industry, centering on the afflictions suffered under the witch's cap turret in the Whitmore Mansion. As they begin a relationship, they note that darkness can hide a multitude of sins. Or a fine collection of them. A Fine Collection of Sins Books Two: Afterglow Surrounded by poltergeist activity, falling in love, and acting as conduits for spirits seeking solace, Baker and Sanz continue their search for the bones of San Lin to free her from eternal torment. The word "afterglow" takes on a whole new meaning after grave-robbing at Afterglow Vista on San Juan Island—and after they themselves, fall into deeper acts of intimacy. The horrors left in the wake of Sanz's 4-times great grandfather's nightmare world put up quite a fight, as Baker and Sanz discover when a spell of vanishing calamities backfires. Their discovery of a mass grave of murdered child slaves from the 19th century sends them on a mission to rid themselves of the angry spirits haunting them and to release the pitch-blank anguish of the fine collection of sins. A Fine Collection of Sins Book Three: Threshold Threshold is the third book in A Fine Collection of Sins. It offers a new point of view for the characters--one that is more powerful than vanishing calamities--which backfired at the end of book two. Can Sanz, Baker and Bergie end their nightmare by showing kindness to the poltergeists thriving in the manor house? Or will they salt and burn the whole thing?