The Ghost At Lighthouse Point

and The Keeper Who Saved Him

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A Gay Ghostly Romance

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A ghostly phenomenon, a mysterious presence, and an unsolved murder fifty years overdue.

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An abandoned lighthouse stood ugly at the rocky western coastal point. To me, it was a jewel in the rough—too good to be true. Everything perfect, including the unbelievable price I’d obtained it for from the government liquidation list. I couldn’t resist the temptation, snatching the place as my own—whatever was wrong with it. I dismissed my thoughts pertaining to why that ocean front property had been empty for so long, and why it had been let go for practically no money at all? Might I have been the one fool on earth to purchase such a rundown dump? What surprises lurked behind those towering walls?

Soon after moving into the renovation demanding lighthouse, bizarre events had begun to loom. Items moved. Long shadows skimmed walls. Pulsing glimmers emerged from empty spaces. Had the lighthouse been possessed by a soul gone lost, justifying the frightful gossip I’d heard as truth? My own eye witnessing experiences reinforced those rumors, leading me to believe, without a doubt, my home was haunted.

I’d rapidly become obsessed with tracking the translucent inhabitant down, enthused to solve the mystery that plagued the lighthouse for decades. During my investigation, passions toward the supernatural stirred within me. Little by little, I’d secretly become attracted to my new transparent friend, more profoundly than I’d ever intended. Getting to know the ghost erased my fearful views on how a lost soul could interact among the living, and through the most unconventional predicaments that occurred between a ghost and a mortal, our intervallic friendship developed into one eccentric bonding.

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Bestselling author, Gregory Jonathan Scott, will have you rooting for this uncommon pairing, leaving emotional satisfaction that includes his well-known unexpected ending.

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‘The ghost at lighthouse point’ is a gay ghostly romance that puts a human and a ghost where they both truly belong. The spooky tale is a little bit haunting, erotically written, with extreme paranormal situations of desire not suitable for readers under the age of eighteen.