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Book 16 in Haunted Everly After
When strangers show up for an event in Mooselick River, so does trouble.
Two men and a woman check into the Marlow Inn for the town library fundraiser, but only one checks out—and Everly Dupree is once again caught in the middle of a mystery that refuses to stay neatly on the page.
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Everly Dupree had dealt with ghosts before. Witches were another matter—especially dead ones.
When a local witch turns up dead just days before the annual Halloween event, Everly Dupree can’t ignore the uneasy feeling that the murder is tangled up in more than costumes and candy. There’s a coven in Mooselick River—and it’s been hiding in plain sight. What first appears to be a seasonal tragedy quickly reveals itself to be something far more complicated, rooted in belief, resentment, and secrets no one intended to share.
With ghosts growing restless and the clock ticking toward Halloween night, Everly must separate performance from belief to uncover the truth.
Because in Mooselick River, not every secret stays buried… and not every monster wears a costume.
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.