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CRAFTING THE SUPERNATURAL, COZY MYSTERY, AND PARANORMAL ROMANCE

Emeline Marie Beauchêne

Emeline Marie Beauchêne writes cozy mysteries touched by the paranormal, where the supernatural quietly brushes against everyday life and curiosity often leads to unexpected discoveries.

Her stories blend gentle mystery, whimsical folklore, and otherworldly encounters, favoring charm and atmosphere over fear. Whether it’s a ghost with unfinished business, a curious investigator drawn into hidden truths, or magic lingering just beneath the surface, Emeline’s tales invite readers to enjoy the journey.


Why Cozy Supernatural?

Because the unknown does not always have to be unsettling. Emeline crafts mysteries where the ghosts are welcome and the atmosphere is as comforting as a warm cup of coffee.

Or tea, if you prefer. In her philosophy, the supernatural is a lens through which we view human nature. By removing the visceral shock of traditional horror, she allows the character, the logic, and the quiet beauty of the uncanny to take center stage. Her stories are designed for the midnight reader who seeks wonder over dread.

WHAT YOU'LL FIND HERE
Cozy paranormal mysteries and supernatural fiction
Updates on new releases and upcoming projects
Behind-the-scenes glimpses into stories and inspirations
Occasional musings on folklore, mystery, and magic
Arizona landscape inspiration

"Every secret has a home, and every ghost has a story waiting to be heard."

Help Plan the Garden Landscape

Emeline believes that stories are a conversation. As a member of the Garden Mystery Club, you are invited to be interactive in the garden. You can name characters, vote on plot paths, and receive exclusive content found nowhere else.

More Info on the Garden Mystery ClubTake the Garden Path, Instead.

Join a community COZY mystery AND PARANORMAL FANs AND HELP PLAN THE GARDEN

A Note from the Study

"Writing is often seen as a solitary act, but for me, it is the most social thing I do. Every time I type a story, I am imagining you sitting across from me in this candlelit room, trying to piece together the clues or maybe even help chaperone the potential love interests and keep them out of trouble. I imagine us seeing the ghosts together. Thank you for being part of this journey into the unknown."

Emeline Marie Beauchêne
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