Guilt Is a Ghost

In 1899, a s ance was held at the Morley Mansion in Boston, Massachusetts. The millionaire Roderick Morley was desperate to contact his murdered friend. He hoped to clear himself of suspicion by identifying the true killer. The s ance went horribly wrong, though, and Morley left the room-to commit suicide.By 1903, the Morley Mansion was deemed haunted The new owner hired Vera Van Slyke, an odd but brilliant ghost hunter. With her assistant, Lucille Parsell, Vera quickly realized that, to banish the ghost, the two would have to solve the murder.But a fugitive murderer wasn't the only shadow cast over the Morley Mansion. A fake medium had performed at that s ance, a shame-ridden woman who called herself: "Lucille Parsell."And, sometimes, guilt is a ghost that can never be banished.