As a new year rings in Archie and Phil are about to wrestle with an entity hellbent on riding the dark waves of their worst nightmares.
Archimedes Kee is so in love that he can’t seem to think straight. Not only is his boyfriend, Phil Kestrel, the most amazing man in Liverswell, Massachusetts, but he’s also the other half of their newly formed paranormal investigative duo. While Archie possesses the gift to speak with the dead, Phil is at his side livestreaming their encounters with those who have yet to move over to the light. Since their rather harrowing night at Lake Killikee in the fall they’ve been taking small cases for local folks. Easy jobs such as simple seances or trips to the local cemetery to ask where someone hid important papers.
Nothing too taxing for the couple or their backup techs. But views are dropping while foot traffic to the Kee’s dusty bookstore are falling off. They need new content. And it needs to be as big as the Halloween show.
Pushing aside his reservations Archie agrees to travel out to an abandoned asylum in the next county for a New Year’s Eve glow party that should give their viewers the scary—and cute romantic boy love—content that they crave. With their camera and a bottle of bubbly to celebrate a sleepover in a creepy hospital that has fallen into ruin in hand, Archie and Phil are about to run into a terrifying force that only wants one thing: to feast on their darkest night terrors.
Kestrel and Kee—The Mare Rider of Cornwall Cove is an opposites attract, established couple, queer new adult paranormal romance with a devoted pair of sweethearts, a cheeky residentiary ghost, lots of family love, two poltergeists with secrets to share, a cursed sanatorium, and a well-deserved happy ending.
