The Lady in White

About The Lady in White

Margaret has finished high school and moved to a new town with her mother, Sue. It should be the beginning of an ordinary new chapter, but Margaret carries a secret. When demons are drawn to her next-door neighbor, the quiet life she wants becomes difficult to protect.

Helping means becoming involved in the very things that set her apart. Looking away means leaving someone else to face them. Caught between the wish to fit in and the pull to act, Margaret must also navigate a love triangle that makes her personal life more complicated. Romance and responsibility are no longer easy to keep separate.

Set in New York State in 1969, The Lady in White brings supernatural unease into a world of rock and roll, muscle cars, and changing expectations. Its historical setting is closer to our own than ancient Rome or eighteenth-century Scotland, but the familiar streets and neighboring houses leave room for something deeply unsettling.

The central tension is intimate: how much of herself can Margaret reveal, and what does she risk by trying to live as though her secret does not exist? The story combines romantic uncertainty with haunting encounters, keeping her desire for a normal life in conflict with the demands of the paranormal world.

Is this your next read?

If you are looking for historical paranormal romance rather than a journey through time, this is the Regina Hunter book to explore. The 1969 setting and the supernatural premise distinguish it from Timeloop Romance. It is part of the Margaret Thompson Series, with Margaret’s relationships and unusual responsibilities at the center of the reading experience.

Readers who enjoy ghostly atmosphere, secrets beneath everyday life, and a heroine torn between personal happiness and helping others may be drawn to this story. The romantic stakes sit alongside the unsettling ones; neither needs to disappear for the other to matter. It is a choice for a reader who wants a love story with a haunting edge.

Explore the description and story elements here, then follow the Amazon link to the product page. You can return to the Books collection to find Margaret Thompson alongside Regina’s other fiction, or use the related-book links below if you would like your next story to take you further into the past.