The Invisibles

“A timeless story of sisterhood, with all its joys and challenges, and also a reminder that we can dearly love and care for those who are not exactly like us.” — Lainey Cameron, author of The Exit Strategy.Sisters Elinor and Saffron come to Italy to take possession of the cottage they inherited from their father, only to find it already occupied by a resident spirit. Younger sister Saffron, who has a psychic gift, can sense the invisible spirit, who was once 19th century English poet Percy Bysshe Shelley. He drowned in the ocean here.Shelley has his own reasons for staying. Connected to their father, who helped restore his literary reputation, he wants to help the sisters, who have been feuding for years. But they remain distinctly divided over what to do with the house.Soon Saffron yields to Italy’s abundant charm and wants to stay, while Elinor organizes repairs to sell fast and go home. She thinks Saffron’s living in childish fantasy, while Saffron thinks her sister needs to find her romantic spirit.Over the months of repairs, their epic clash of wills softens and the sisters remember the bond they once had. Italy weaves an enchanting spell as romance comes along for both. By Christmas time, they agree: Why hurry home? But just as renewed harmony and happiness are on the horizon, a devastating New Year’s Eve accident calls on one sister to make a sacrific—and she can only do it with help from the beyond.