Your Masked Haunting
Mona Greer has hit an all time low when a spell of bad luck leaves her jobless and living out of her car with no person or place to call home. But things start looking up when she gets a shot to turn her passion for makeup into a career, even if it’s in the form of face painting bratty kids at a haunted house.
Casper Ridley, power forward for the Saint Paul Sinners, is obsessed with all things spooky, so when he gets the chance to acquire an infamous haunted house, he jumps at the opportunity. What he doesn’t expect is that his new real estate comes with a gorgeous, scaredy-cat, smart-mouthed squatter.
Mona becomes suspicious that the place may actually be haunted, but she soon learns it’s not ghosts answering her cries, but the tall masked man who lingers in the shadows. Terrified, she considers turning him in, but after handmade cards show up, her car magically gets fixed, and he appears whenever she needs help, she realizes he’ll stop at nothing to earn her trust.
It’s not long before Mona and Casper are completely entranced in their game of cat and mouse, exploring their twisted connection with abandon. But Casper isn’t the only one tracking Mona’s every move, nor the only one willing to do whatever it takes to claim her.
Will Mona finally find a home in a creepy haunted house with a masked man who never planned on letting her leave?
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