"Some reflections hide deadly secrets."
When Abby Adams is tasked with cataloging the historic White house contents for Bennett Auctions, she expects the usual challenges of managing a prestigious estate sale. What she doesn't expect is Isabella, a ghostly resident whose uncanny resemblance to Abby defies explanation. As Abby delves deeper into the house's mysteries, she finds herself drawn to its haunting charm and the tragic tale of its former inhabitant.
But something sinister stirs beneath the town's peaceful facade. Women who share Abby's striking features are turning up dead, and anonymous gifts appear on her doorstep with unsettling frequency. The message is clear: she's being watched, and time is running out.
TJ Bennett finds himself fighting more than just his attraction to Abby. As he notices the eerie similarities between her and the recent victims, his professional interest turns to protective instinct. Torn between his family obligations and his growing feelings for Abby, TJ must decide where his loyalties truly lie.
In a race against a killer who seems to know her every move, Abby must unravel Isabella's century-old tragedy before she becomes the next victim. The answers lie within the White house's walls, but some secrets refuse to stay buried.
From spectral encounters to spine-tingling suspense, Mirror Image weaves a haunting tale of romance, murder, and historical intrigue. Perfect for fans of gothic mysteries and paranormal romance, this gripping story will leave you questioning every shadow—and every reflection.
Reader Reviews:
4-Stars - "This book had a slightly slow start, but once it got going, it was an intense story of ghosts, solving murders, and falling in love. I enjoyed getting to read it and I'm looking forward to the second one. I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily." ~ Jessica
5-Stars - "Very interesting characters and plot twists. Love the spooky sweet ghost. Can’t wait to read the next one and find out what happens next!" ~ Denise
3-Star - "Mirror Image is the first book in the Bennett Auction series. It was a bit of a slow start for me and did not give me the suspense that I look for in this genre. The characters were introduced a bit haphazardly, so figuring out the what and why to the who is who muddled the storyline for me. Once the story got going it was a good story with a little drama and a slow build romance, but not one that I would read again. I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily." ~ Anonymous
5-Stars - "I loved the story and found it engaging. The ghost was the best part. The author weaves a serial killer, love story, and ghost into one incredible story. It's a quick read and an enjoyable one." ~ Devan
5-Stars - "Romance, ghostly presence, stalker/serial killer, mysteries from the past and in the present with a full cast of characters and a story that lets your imagination play like a film in front of you. While you get to set the pace as you read it. There is even more to come so read this one and watch for the second book, "Broken Image" as the story continues with the Bennett Auction series. This was a uniquely different plot line for me in that the background centered around an auction house that gave me a glimpse into a business that has long fascinated me. I enjoyed Abby’s place in the family joining when her father went to work for the Bennett’s when she was 10 so she grew up surrounded by the business and the family. Their interactions were played out through the years. The very slow burn romance between TJ, the eldest son, and her made sense since we sometimes can’t see what is directly under our nose. There is more than romance, the White house is filled with items I could look up and actually see the photos. Famous sculptures and furniture enhanced my imagination for how the house might be laid out, filled with these kinds of things. There is the ghost and the mystery behind her life, death and why she was still there after a hundred and fifty years. And of course the serial murderer and his connection with Abby. Which by the way will spill over into the next book, along with the ghost and lost manuscript of Jason White. So I loved this story. As I reviewed it, I filled my note pages with names of characters who passed through, questions, and things I wanted to research to learn more about. And yes, Jason White the deceased owner of the house was an author and there is still the question of a missing manuscript. There is a good deal going on in this book and I truly enjoyed following behind TJ and Abby as well as Isabella, the ghost. I felt like I was getting to know even the secondary characters, her writing was so well done. There was a small error on page 113. At an earlier point the beginning, Kay Brooks tells us that Abby’s mother died when Abby was ten. But a hundred pages, or so, later there was remark made that her mother “died 10 years ago,” when it had in fact been 18 years ago. If I had any criticism it would be that the first chapter grabbed me, but then slowed down a bit. However, when they began exploring the White house I was dragged under and didn’t want to stop until the end. Which I realized had only given me part of an on going adventure that I am wholly looked forward to reading. I highly recommend this tale." ~ Ignazia