Promo: Ephemera by Jennifer C. Wilson

Today, I’m thrilled to point the spotlight on a good author friend – Jennifer C. Wilson. 
My thanks to Mary Anne Yarde of The Coffee Pot Book Club for the details. 

 Jennifer’s latest release is called Ephemera, a collection of short stories all linked to her bestselling Kindred Spirits series, published through Darkstroke Books.

 If you fancy a read involving dead people – kings, queens and other persons of interest – you would love the Kindred Spirits books. Full of intrigues, humour and old rivalries, it’s a real treat for history nuts. 

 So check out Ephemera! 


Kindred Spirits: Ephemera

by Jennifer C. Wilson


The afterlife is alive with possibility…

In this collection of stories, we follow kings and queens as they make important (and history-defying) visits, watch a football game featuring the foulest of fouls, and meet a host of new spirits-in-residence across the British Isles and beyond. 


Be transported to ancient ruins, a world-famous cemetery, and a new cathedral, and catch up with old friends – and enemies. 

Because when the dead outnumber the living and start to travel, the adventures really do begin.

Kindred Spirits: Ephemera is a charming collection of stories about your favourite ghosts!

Included short stories are:

Kindred Spirits: St Paul’s Cathedral
Kindred Spirits: Jailbreak
Kindred Spirits: Carlisle Castle 
Kindred Spirits: The Sisterhood of Hampton Court Palace 
Kindred Spirits: Leicester – Return of the King 
Kindred Spirits: The Jewel of the Wall 
Kindred Spirits: Eurostar 
Kindred Spirits: Père Lachaise
Kindred Spirits: York, Revisited

Buy Links:

Amazon UK

Amazon US

Amazon CA

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About the Author: 

Jennifer C. Wilson stalks dead people (usually monarchs, mostly Mary Queen of Scots and Richard III). Inspired by childhood visits to as many castles and historical sites her parents could find, and losing herself in their stories (not to mention quote often the castles themselves!), at least now her daydreams make it onto the page. 

After returning to the north-east of England for work, she joined a creative writing class, and has been filling notebooks ever since. Jennifer won North Tyneside Libraries’ Story Tyne short story competition in 2014, and in 2015, her debut novel, Kindred Spirits: Tower of London was published by Crooked Cat Books. The full series was re-released by Darkstroke in January 2020.

Jennifer is a founder and host of the award-winning North Tyneside Writers’ Circle, and has been running writing workshops in North Tyneside since 2015. She also publishes historical fiction novels with Ocelot Press. She lives in Whitley Bay, and is very proud of her two-inch view of the North Sea. 

You can connect with Jennifer online: Blog • Facebook • Twitter • Instagram • Amazon



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