River of Gold

Thirty-three-year-old Jasmine Anders, insecure and clairvoyant, has finally escaped from an abusive relationship into a new life in Moab, Utah. She becomes the owner of a charming adobe home, fully aware that the place is haunted by the ghost of the late country star, Tom DeVries.

Tom is desperate to complete some unfinished business, left behind years before when he rolled his T-bird in the Arizona desert. Jasmine, with her ability to communicate with spirits, is the perfect candidate to help him with his last task on earth.

Love blossoms with obvious limitations as she agrees to assist the seductive cowboy. Further complications ensue with the arrival of a hunky new boyfriend. River of Gold is a romp, but also deals with issues such as stalking, obsession, and the exploitation of talent by the entertainment industry. This is a romance novel with some bluegrass fed beef on its bones.