Wedding bells are ringing, but who invited the ghost? Everly Dupree has begun to think her wedding is cursed. First, the dresses get ruined, and the invitations are wrong. Now, a freak spring snowstorm collapsed the roof of her venue. But the discovery of the town treasurer's body under the debris takes "wedding disaster" to a whole new level. When Bill Cavanaugh's meticulous ghost starts haunting Everly, organizing files and offering financial advice, she knows she won't get a moment's peace until she solves his murder. The suspect list grows longer by the day—the ambitious banker, the rejected ex-girlfriend, even the plow driver with a grudge. Someone in Mooselick River has deadly secrets, and they cut through support beams with a chainsaw to hide them. With her wedding just weeks away, Everly and her fiancé Drew race to transform the eerie Wentworth mansion into a last-minute venue while tracking a killer. But as they uncover small-town conspiracies and shady deals, they realize the murderer might be closer than they thought. If Everly can't catch the culprit before walking down the aisle, her "happily ever after" might end before it even begins—with another body and another ghost haunting Mooselick River. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "The perfect blend of wedding jitters and murder chills! I couldn't put it down!" ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "Just when you think everything will work out, that shocking twist changes everything. What a cliffhanger!" ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "The perfect blend of wedding jitters and murder chills! I couldn't put it down!" ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "Just when you think everything will work out, that shocking twist changes everything. What a cliffhanger!" Twelve books. It was time for a wedding. What could possibly go wrong?   Everything. Obviously.   We started with simple wedding disasters—wrong invitations, ruined dresses. Classic stuff. Then we thought, "You know what this needs? A freak snowstorm and a collapsed roof." And because we can't help ourselves, we added a body under the debris.   As a mother/daughter team who've planned our share of family weddings, we know the stress involved. But at least our venues didn't come with corpses. (That we know of.)   Bill Cavanaugh might be our most organized ghost yet—still filing paperwork from beyond the grave. We loved the idea of a ghost who can't stop working, even in death. It's very Mooselick River: even the afterlife has a strong work ethic.   This book was special for us. After everything we've thrown at Everly and Drew, they deserved their big day. Sure, they had to solve a murder and renovate a haunted mansion first, but what's love without a little adversity? And chainsaws. And financial fraud. And—okay, we went overboard again.   But hey, at least they made it to the altar. That's more than we can say for some couples in this town. Love is in the air, along with sawdust and supernatural chaos in this wedding mystery from bestselling duo ReGina Welling & Erin Lynn. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "A meticulous ghost who won't stop giving financial advice while Everly plans a wedding? This book perfectly balances chaos and comedy!" ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "The Wentworth mansion transformation adds such atmosphere. Nothing says 'dream wedding' like converting a haunted house while solving a murder!" Voted one of the top ten cozy mystery books of 2024 by Cozy Mystery dotcom. Wedding venue: collapsed. Body count: rising. Ghost: organizing files. Champagne: desperately needed. ReGina Welling and Erin Lynn are a mother-daughter writing team who believe in the magic of found family, fierce women, and stories that make you laugh one minute and tear up the next.   Together, they've penned the Fate Weaver series, the Ponderosa Pines Cozy Mysteries , the Mag & Clara Balefire Mysteries , and the Haunted Everly After Mysteries .   Their books are packed with heart, humor, and just the right amount of supernatural trouble. Think fierce women doing things they were told they couldn't, ghostly complications, and relationships that value equality and emotional growth. Whether it's an accidental haunting or a magical inheritance gone sideways, there's always something brewing.   ReGina and Erin live in Maine, drink too much coffee, and write stories that make each other laugh out loud—especially when they disagree about who wrote what!