About the author
Hazel Sage
Cozy romance for the "just one more chapter" crowd — ghosts optional.
Hazel Sage writes cozy, wholesome romance — small towns, slow burns, and happy endings you can trust, whatever the story needs to be haunted by. She's warm, a little wry, and more interested in a specific creaking floorboard than a vague spooky atmosphere.
Pumpkin Patch & Phantoms is her first book: Gemma Thorne inherits a Vermont farm, and the ghost who comes with it — a two-hundred-year-old harvest spirit named Rowan — turns out to be more afraid of being forgotten than she is of him. It's the start of Amberfield Hauntings, four books, four seasons, one small town that doesn't let go of its ghosts, or its readers, easily.
“Cozy romance for the "just one more chapter" crowd — ghosts optional.”
New readers start with The Ghost Letters for a free Amberfield prequel. For fans of Ashley Poston and Erin Sterling.
Inside Amberfield Hauntings
- Real stakes, cozy delivery
- Specificity over atmosphere
- Chosen sacrifice over trapped tragedy
- Small-town texture worth returning to
- Seasonal specificity as identity