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When Bret Thornton sees Yvette Pelletier on a dark road, bloody and pale, he's startled. She tells him only to 'Warn her - danger'. When she disappears before his eyes, he's shaken and heads for his soldier-buddy Buzz's roadhouse. There, he sees Yvette's life size poster advertising her appearance as singer in the club, But Yvette is a real estate lawyer, not a singer. He discovers that the singer is her identical twin Emilienne (Milly) who informs him that Buzz has been dead for two years, and that Yvette is missing. Milly's nightmares suggest that Yvette has been murdered.

The attraction between Bret and Milly is instantaneous and powerful. From the moment they begin their search for Yvette, they find themselves in danger. The attacks intensify as their relationship does.

Summary

"GHOST OF A CHANCE is my response to readers of CHANGE OF PLANS who requested a story featuring the handsome, mysterious agent, Bret. Thinking the ultra-cool hero needed shaking up a bit, I had Bret confronted by a lovely but bloody ghost. Still reeling from that shock, Bret falls in love with the ghost's twin sister. You'll enjoy watching Bret and Milly gradually relinquish control over their emotions as they match wits with her sister's killer."
Dee Lloyd

Synopsis
Cool, logical Bret is confronted by a ghost.While he is still wondering if he's lost his grip on reality, he falls in love. To keep sensuous, fiercely independent Milly alive, he has to bring the murderer to justice.

There was a ghost of a chance that Bret would meet the pale and bloodied figure on the dark road who breathed, "Warn her." That he would step into the piano lounge and see her again, quite alive, singing "That Ol' Black Magic." That he would fall under the singer's spell. That they would find her sister's murderer, and that Bret would win Milly's love.

Perhaps a ghost of a chance was enough.