Through the Haunted Glass
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Through the Haunted Glass

by H.D. Stephens

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Arthur Cross became the world’s leading ghost hunter—respected, relentless, and dangerously brilliant. After the loss of his parents then the sudden mysterious loss of his little sister. He pushed the veil back to find out what makes the afterlife tick.

Armed with cutting-edge technology and nerves of steel, he spent his life chasing what others feared to believe. But when a life-altering accident leaves him in a coma, everything changes.

He awakens a month later… different.

No longer just a man with gadgets, Arthur can now see into the realm beyond. Spirits speak to him. Shadows stir when he enters a room. And with these strange new gifts, he becomes something more—something between the living and the dead. A protector. A liberator. A weapon.

As Arthur battles tormented souls and malevolent entities, his heart is tested by the beautiful women who enter his life—each one drawn to the man he’s become, each one seeing through the darkness to the hero within. But romance won’t come easy. An ancient evil is awakening, feeding on fear, building an army of the damned… and it’s being helped by Arthur’s former friend and rival, now turned bitter enemy.

With the fate of the living and the dead hanging in the balance, Arthur will face his greatest challenge yet—and he’ll do it behind the wheel of his sweet 1970 Plymouth Barracuda, hist ladies by his side, tearing through the veil between worlds with ghosts on his heels, fire in his soul and love in his heart.

Publication Date
May 25, 2026
ASIN
B0FFGRR8KC

Reader Reviews

Great job Mr. Stephens!

July 22, 2025

This was a unique and very interesting story. I enjoyed the characters especially Tiffany. That little minx. I highly recommend this book and hope you continue the series. )

Good ghost story, lackluster haremlit story

December 18, 2025

There are two books here. One is a pretty fun ghost story, and the other is a rushed haremlit novel with almost zero stakes. The book is at its strongest when the characters are doing their ghost hunting things. You get a fun, spooky bit of adventure there. Everything outside of those scenes is repetitive and drags. Cross goes from zero to supernatural hero in the span of a chapter. Once the transition happens, life is on easy mode for him. Nothing is a challenge, from his career to his...

Didn't know what to expect from this book, but was pleasantly surprised, good story, great characters and entertaining. It would be interesting to see where the next book took the story, well worth the read. )

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