The House Saphir This winter's must-read romantasy, from the NYT bestselling author of Gilded

<p> <b>The ghost of Bluebeard. A handsome count. A con artist in over her head.</b> <br> <br> Mallory Fontaine is a fraud. She's descended from witches, and pretends to be one, although her only magic is the ability to see ghosts. She can barely make a living - but Count Armand Saphir will pay a fortune if she can rid him of his murderous ancestor's ghost. <br> <br> Now death has returned to the House Saphir, and Mallory is almost certain the killer is mortal. To have any hope of Armand's payment, she'll need to solve the murder, banish the ghost and keep passing as a witch. <br> <br> Still, that's easy compared to her biggest challenge: trusting her heart. Especially when her heart's <br> desire could be the murderer himself. <br> <br> <b>'Will steal the beating heart right out of your chest!' </b>- Rosie Talbot, bestselling author of <i>Sixteen Souls</i> <br> <b>'Thrilling!'</b> - Rachel Greenlaw, bestselling author of <i>Compass and Blade</i> <br> <b>'I devoured every moment!' </b>- Alexandra Christo, the international bestselling author of <i>To Kill A Kingdom</i> <br> <br> What readers are saying: <br> 'A <b>haunted</b> house you'll actually want to visit!' <br> 'Witchy, whimsical <b>rollercoaster</b>.' <br> 'Hauntingly <b>perfect</b>.' <br> ' <b>Knives Out</b> <i> meets </i> <b>Practical Magic</b> <i>.'</i> <br> 'A slow burn that <b>sizzles</b>.' <br> ' <b>Nobody does it better</b> than Marissa Meyer.'</p>