Ghosts in the Graveyard — Lyra Marlowe

Henry Lake sees dead people.

He didn't always see them. He used to be a perfectly normal guy who worked a boring job to support his girlfriend while she finished college. Then the girlfriend dumped him, brutally. He lost his job, and he got behind on his rent. So he was happy to be hired as a night watchman at Cherry Hill Cemetery. At least, he figured, it would be quiet, and he wouldn't have to deal with people.

But Cheery Hell is full of ghosts, and Henry can see them all. Worse, when he touches them, he becomes them. He sees and feels everything through their eyes and relives their memories as though the events were happening to him. Since most of the ghosts' favorite memories are about sex, things get interesting fast. The ghosts have all been laid, but not to rest, and that's just how they like it.

Henry never wants to fall in love again. He doesn't even want to think about it. But his new friends make him relive the best romantic and erotic moments of their past lives. Even the most shattered heart is bound to soften.

And there's something very attractive about the sweet ghost girl in black…

Henry may have given up on love, but the ghosts aren't about to give up on him. While he protects the cemetery from drunks, vandals, and his crazy ex-girlfriend, the ghosts in the graveyard help Henry regain his shattered faith in true love.