The Ghost of Buxton Manor by Jonathan L. Ferrara

It was obvious he was torn and his inner conflict was more than just comprehensible. This said, I could understand why some part of Rupert refused to remember his past, but I could also relate to his need and wish to find out what truly happened. ”What did we do that was so awful to deserve this? How is loving another person, regardless of sex, profane?” You should be allowed to be who you truly are and people should accept you for it! T_T Seriously, it’s wonderful that times are changing and that some members of the LGBTQ+ community (mind you, still not all!!) are finally able to come out to their families and friends. In Rupert’s time however couples of the same sex weren’t even able to acknowledge their sexuality and to find out what happened to him made me so sad. I really thought Caroline would be one of those egoistic snobbish stay-at-home mums, but dang was I wrong! She was amazing and I could understand why it was no big deal for Aaron to come out to her. They’re what make life just a little bit more bearable.” ”Life is tough, but our dreams are gifts that help us drive through the hardships. This book was amazing and such a perfect read for me! You all know that I’m a scaredy cat so it’s not easy to find a book that doesn’t creep me out too much (so far only “Lockwood & Co” was able to balance that thin line) and because of this fact it’s even more remarkable that I ended up loving this book! *lol*īut then again, what’s not to love? We have a lovely, respectful m/m human/ghost relationship, a few creepy ghosts, a mystery that needs to be solved and two amazing parents who care deeply for their son! I was looking for a nice Halloween read when this FINE LADY recommended “The Ghost of Buxton Manor” to me and I can’t say how happy I am that I actually followed her advice. ”It was only for a second, a mere moment, but I swear, in that time, though it seemed still, a thousand sunsets could have come and go.”

The Ghost of Buxton Manor by Jonathan L. Ferrara