Sinclair Kelly Books In Order

Publication Order of The Ghost Girl Books

Publication Order of Knot Pucking Mine Omegaverse Books

Publication Order of Knot Yours Omegaverse Books

Publication Order of Land of Legends Books

Publication Order of Sinner's Mark MC Books

Publication Order of Some Kind of Luck Books

Publication Order of Underground Omega Syndicate Books

Publication Order of Ladies of the MC Books

Sinclair Kelly is a paranormal and contemporary romance writer. She writes to give the feral characters in her head a voice to be heard.
Kelly is so good at humor and sarcasm, and some of her work includes the Ghost Girl trilogy and The Land of Legends. She likes reading, coffee, badass female main characters, wine, vodka, and donuts.

A Fate Unknown
As the book begins, Fate is wondering how she got stuck in a house in Illinois. She doesn’t even know how long she has been trapped and can’t remember who she was before becoming a ghost. The answers to her questions are locked inside the chaos of her mind, and she doesn’t have the access.

All she knows is that she’s dead and has spent her days scaring people who enter her house even though ghost girls can’t own a house. Earlier, she had a representative, but after a while back, she had to do the scaring herself.

As her ghost life gets increasingly full, a group of charming researchers shows up trying to find out the cause of all the unusual activities in the house. She isn’t so sure if she should start using her tricks or use the opportunity to introduce her presence in naughty ways.

Fate mentions how ghost girls have needs too and how her own has not been met for a long time. It appears that Knox, Thad, Cole, and Levi might have got more than they asked for. Fate hopes that she’ll know the truth at the end of all this and the boys will get something they’ve never thought was missing.

she is a strong female main character and a relatable one. Her emotions are realistic, and she starts enjoying herself with anxiety below the ground, and soon she’s introduced to five attractive and charming men. The author effortlessly captures the different personalities as she builds relationships in the group and adds bread crumbs to the backstory.

Sinclair introduces the first main male character, Knox and his introduction gives the reader an insight into the group’s history. Later she introduces Macklin, Levi, Cole, and Thad.

Fate is struggling with her feelings since she is so much undead and the charming paranormal ghost hunters are so much alive. She has no idea what really happened to her and how she ended up becoming a ghost. However, she has already made peace with herself and lives her life the way she wants but within her limitations.

When a group of men moves into her house and begins changing her world while looking to answer questions, they soon realize their encounter is more than a coincidence. Something is connecting them, and they need to find out; however, too bad none of them recalls their pasts. She is a ghost that has been stuck in the same house for ten years

Fate is more powerful than what the boys have already witnessed, and now they are about to experience serious ghost girl problems. The story draws the reader right from the beginning while keeping them engaged to the end. Be sure to encounter the paranormal investigators as they unveil the mystery behind the hunting in the Victorian house lived by the feisty resident spirit.

This novel is full of humor and sass and makes a promising debut for the enthralling series.

Fate is hilarious and will leave you laughing aloud as you read about her observations. Sinclair creates a well-plotted storyline and a funny and emotionally gripping at the same time. The story is narrated from Fate’s and her Harem’s point of view.

Twist Fate
Twist Fate is the second book in the Ghost Girl series. It starts right where the first ended and the process of finding out what happened to Fate and her five fearsome men. Fate is still trying to get her life back as she learns who she is and how she should live her life. The book is narrated from Fate’s point of view, and she wonders what a ghost should do to get a break. All she craves is peace and quietness, and other times she wants to know the men she was once in love with.

It has been one hundred years, and her needs have not been met. She is overprotective, and when Reggie suggests a girl’s night out, she is all in. However, things begin to take a wrong turn after encountering an old colleague.

Her mark starts dripping down her arm like fluid, and the powers start getting out of control, and someone still wants them out for good this time. She is left with no other option but to reach out to an old friend for help.

Death isn’t so friendly, but maybe his missing daughter might be able to solve the problem if she’s found in time. She says she needs too much wine, donut, and alcohol-infused ice pops to deal with the situation.

She’s sure that all this can’t be solved without staging a fight. Without being sure of whom they can trust, it’s so important now that they unite to bring an end to the roaming evil once and for all. There are so many emotions in the story as they start going through their memories. They do not get time to rest, and for them to survive, they’ve to trust each other.

They have no choice but to involve Fate in their plans, and the same applies to fate. The book is an action-packed, sarcasm-filled story to keep readers entertained. Who might have been behind Fate’s disappearance? Fate is a riot, and her sexual innuendos, naughty mind, and ridiculous puns make a fascinating and unique character.

She is so loyal and loves her men and those close to her. Like the debut novel, Twist of Fate is filled with hilarious scenes between the characters, and the suspenseful moments will keep you on your toes. Sinclair Kelly has done a great job balancing humor and action in the book to make it easy to follow. The characters will pull you into the mystery story.