LIVONIA, Mich. - s4story -- When Evan Morgan's brother dies, it sets off a chain of events that will alter his life forever…

Evan Morgan is an NTSB crash investigator living in northern Virginia. When he learns his elder brother, Damon, has died suddenly and left all assets and possessions to Evan and their sister Vienne, he's shocked. Traveling to North Wales seems to be a formality: pick up and dispose of any valuables and head back home. But when Evan arrives in Denbighshire and meets his new neighbor, the alluring and mysterious Aline Lloyd, he dismisses the rumors she's mentally unstable and decides to stay.

Aline has a secret, but it's not as it seems. Her secret crosses centuries and requires no doctors or treatments. And when she shows Evan, it will change everything he knows…but not without cost.

Published by BHC Press, The Seventh Life of Aline Lloyd is available at all fine booksellers in hardcover (978-1-948540-91-9, 352 pages, $26.95) trade softcover (978-1-947727-93-9, 352 pages, $16.95) and ebook (978-1-947727-94-6, $7.99) and will appeal to fans and readers who enjoy books about past lives and reincarnation, including The Memory Painter by Gwendolyn Womack and Before Ever After by Samantha Sotto.

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Advance Praise for The Seventh Life of Aline Lloyd

"Powerful and captivating. This story is perfect for this summer: witchcraft, reincarnation and romance. I couldn't stop reading until the end…" —The French Room Book Blog

"Goodness me was this book easy to fly through.…a nice mix of gentle plot development and character building…I would recommend this one." —Sydney Kavanagh, NetGalley Reviewer

"A well written, and intriguing novel." —Matthew Shank, Librarian, Dallas Public Library

"An engaging storyline…delivers a slow precise mystery." —Gwendalyn Books Blog

"…well-written and enjoyable…" —The DaVinci Curse Book Blog

"…engrossing and entertaining…" —Anna Maria Giacomasso, NetGalley Reviewer

About Robert Davies: A Navy veteran, musician, private pilot and erstwhile traveler, Robert Davies has an overactive imagination and love of literature. His novels Specimen 959 and When the River Ran Dry both earned best science fiction novel in the Independent Publisher Book Awards. His other works include Echoes of Esharam and The Seventh Life of Aline Lloyd. He resides in Washington with his family where he is working on his next novel.

About BHC Press: BHC Press is an award-winning publisher of general fiction and nonfiction hardcover, softcover, and ebooks for both YA and adults.

To learn more about other titles available from BHC Press, visit https://www.bhcpress.com/