ReGina Welling — Paranormal Cozy Mystery & Romantasy Author
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Book 17 in Haunted Everly After
Everly Dupree has dealt with ghosts before. Witches are another matter—especially dead ones.
Mooselick River’s annual Halloween festival is supposed to be the town’s favorite kind of chaos: costumes, candy, hay bales, and enough committee decisions to make Everly Dupree consider hiding behind a pumpkin.
Then one of the festival attractions becomes a crime scene.
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Some ghosts haunt houses. Some haunt memories.
Everly Dupree is used to dealing with the dead, but when a long-forgotten case resurfaces in Mooselick River, even she isn’t prepared for how closely the past and present are tangled together. Old secrets, new danger, and one very persistent presence force Everly to ask whether a mystery can ever truly be buried.
Nell Page didn’t set out to investigate crimes.
She owns a bookstore, drinks too much coffee, and knows the rhythms of her small-town business community well enough to spot when something is off.
So when a fellow shop owner abruptly closes their doors—without warning, without explanation, and goes into seclusion—Nell is baffled. This is someone she knows. Someone careful. Successful. Healthy. Not the kind of person whose business simply collapses overnight.
Everyone else seems ready to accept a vague explanation and move on.
Nell isn’t.
As she starts pulling at loose threads, she uncovers a situation far more complicated than a bad month or a poor decision. The answers don’t come easily, and the deeper she digs, the clearer it becomes that what happened wasn’t an accident—it was engineered.
Because someone didn’t just close a shop.
They dismantled a reputation and a livelihood.
And Nell Page can’t stop until she understands how it happened—and figures out whether it can be undone.