Girl with Legar Street. White K.

After Melanie inherited the mansion, she had a chance to finally meet with her mother Ginett, an opera singer who returned to the city after a thirty -year absence. Ginett assures that their forced separation is a way to protect his daughter. But from what? At the request of the mother, Melanie, who has a gift to communicate with spirits, comes into contact with a dangerous ghost living in an old house on Legar Street. The charming writer Jack and journalist Rebecca, who is too interested in the paranormal phenomena taking place in the city.

, the adventures of Mellie Middleton, the Rieltor Girls endowed with the gift of the Medium, continue to help her. After Melanie inherited the mansion on Tradd Street and found the Treasures of the Confederates in it, she meets with her mother, the opera singer Dzhinette Prioro, who, after thirty years of absence, returned to Charleston. Ginett asks Melanie to help her arrange the purchase of a house on Legar Street, which belonged to her, and even earlier-Sarah Priolo, her mother and grandmother Melanie. However, due to circumstances, the house was sold thirty years ago to other people. Ginett assures her daughter that she is in danger and asks her to forgive her for forced separation. She is trying to assure Melanie that they need to forget the old grievances and unite forces-both have the ability to communicate with the spirits of the dead people-in order to confront the malicious ghost inhabiting in the mansion on Legar Street. This mansion, among other things, contains the keys to the secrets of the past, associated with the ancestors of Melanie and her mother. The writer Jack Trenholm, who is familiar to readers from the previous book, comes to the rescue of them-“The Tradd Street mansion”-and journalist Rebecca Edgerton, mysteriously having the most direct attitude to family secrets.