Aurelia Graves
Aurelia Graves writes paranormal women’s fiction about complicated women whose already messy lives become considerably stranger when the impossible refuses to stay impossible. Blending supernatural mysteries, LGBTQ+ relationships, dark humor, and emotional depth, she writes for readers who like their paranormal fiction grounded in recognizable lives—with just enough weirdness to make checking the kitchen twice seem reasonable.
The Unquiet Women Series
The Woman in My Kitchen Is Dead follows a woman rebuilding her life who inherits an unwanted house, an inconveniently attractive bookstore owner, and a ghost determined to prove that everyone has been telling the wrong story about her death.
My Noisy Neighbors Are Dead follows a woman desperate for a quiet new life who discovers the vacant apartment next door is occupied by two very noisy ghosts—and they may be trying to tell her what really happened thirty-one years ago.
Apparently, My Mother Was a Witch follows a grieving woman who inherits her mother’s strange house rules, an impossible blue door, and the unsettling realization that the mother she thought she knew had spent decades protecting far more than a family secret.
The Ghost Says She’s My Wife follows a practical woman whose life is upended when a ghost insists they were married in another life—and the evidence begins suggesting she may be right.
Yes, I Am Seeing Things is a funny, queer paranormal women’s fiction novel about a practical woman who discovers the impossible has been there all along—and she may have spent years looking away from far more than ghosts.