The reviews are in for Darke Homecoming!

The reviews are coming in for my new release, Darke Homecoming, and they’ve been fabulous!

Author Paulette Kennedy, whose books I adore, had this to say: “A captivating and seductive page-turner with sharply drawn, relatable characters who confront their longings, fears, and losses through the lens of paranormal investigation. Leo expertly blends historical fact and fiction to create something truly unique with Darke Homecoming. You’ll be intoxicated. This entire series is so good!”

Hester Fox is another of my author faves. She had these lovely comments: “With whip-sharp humor, beautifully rounded characters, and a deep sense of place, Darke Homecoming ticks all the boxes for an immensely enjoyable paranormal romance. If there is one thing about Rosanna Leo’s books, it’s that they are going to make you feel safe and well taken care of. Leo is a master at world-building, and her love for her settings seeps through her prose. Getting lost in Addy and Will’s romantic story was such a joy, and I’m sorry to see the series end!”

And reviewer Jacqueline had some very kind remarks as well: “The PERFECT ending to the PERFECT series!! I can’t lie, I was very excited for Addy’s story and it EXCEEDED my expectations. It’s a MUST READ.”

Thank you to everyone who has shared their thoughts on Darke Homecoming. Your reviews mean the world to me, and they’ll mean a lot to any reader who is contemplating buying this series.

Don’t have your copy yet? No worries! You can get Darke Homecoming here.

I hope you enjoy it!

Darke Homecoming release day!

Are you ready for Adelaide and Will’s story? Because it is now available!

The Darke Paranormal Investigations series has been so dear to my heart. Darke Homecoming, the third and final book, can now be downloaded, and I really hope it’ll become one of your faves.

Grab it here!

Taking you on a tour of Toronto’s haunted Cabbagetown, this story is full of ghosts, romance and history. It was so fun to write and I’m proud to share it with you.

Talking to ghosts? No problem. Baring her soul to the living? Terrifying.

Psychic medium and paranormal investigator Adelaide Darke has been communicating with the dead her whole life— dealing with the living has always been harder. Bullied as a child because of her gifts, she struggles to trust as an adult. As for love? That’ s out of the question.

Will Moran, first curator of the new Cabbagetown Museum in Toronto, is still reeling from the death of a family member. Feeling tremendous responsibility to do a good job and obsessed with work, he has no need to date.

Adelaide and Will are drawn to each other from the first second of their chance meeting in an old cemetery, but Adelaide is horrified that the handsome curator is being followed by a dead woman. That’ s not the only paranormal activity in the area— Cabbagetown seems suddenly overrun by ghosts, and Adelaide needs Will’ s help to fix it.

As they investigate the hauntings, Will and Adelaide struggle with temptation. With each kiss, their will to fight it weakens. But the real battle is just beginning. Adelaide will have to use every talent in her psychic arsenal if she wants to save the man she loves from the horrific fate hanging over him…

Content warnings: this romance contains a ghost story, but the romance is between living people. Contains scenes of on-page possession, violence, alcohol addiction and a physical assault on a secondary character. There are references to infant and child mortality during Victorian times in Toronto, as well as to poverty and the Great Famine in Ireland. One main character suffers from panic attacks. There are references to grief, dementia, bullying, and a fire that occurred in the past. Explicit love scenes.

Happy reading!