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 New England 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 — and a complete, permanent happily ever after in every book.
“Cozy romance for the "just one more chapter" crowd — ghosts optional.”
New readers start with The Ghost Letters for a free Amberfield prequel. For readers of The Dead Romantics and Happy Medium.
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