Ghostly Seduction — Gwen Campbell

Did Shelby Prentice luck out or what? She's house-sitting for a gorgeous engineer, the place is a Victorian palace, and it's furnished. She can't wait for Lee Tanner to come up on weekends, even if he is so gorgeous she wants to smack him. How's a girl supposed to feel around a guy who's prettier than her? To top it all off, Lee's polite, funny, generous...and Shelby wishes he could be hers. Of course, she's not really alone during the week. Her dreams are vivid, and one dream lover in particular, Raleigh, has a turn-of-the-century manner that could charm the bloomers off a saint. Things couldn't be more terrific. Sure, there are a few weird noises. Shelby swears she can sometimes smell flowers in empty rooms. Raleigh seems a little too real, although Shelby has never believed in ghosts. Until now. Technically, is it considered a menage if one of the guys isn't alive? Note: This book is written in one point of view.