Everly Dupree’s ex is a criminal, and now the FBI thinks she’s his partner.

Which is just the cherry on top of a week that already includes ghost drama, nosy neighbors, and a suspicious white van parked across the street.

She might not have wanted to help murdered ghosts with their unfinished business, but Everly used to think she was at least good at it.

Until Amber Hale—the spunky, throttled-to-death reporter who decided it would be more fun to stick around and haunt Everly for the rest of her life. (Which, at this rate, may not be much longer.)

Then Everly’s ex-husband, Paul, mysteriously vanishes amid (totally true) allegations of fraud, and the FBI starts asking very pointed questions—all aimed at Everly.

Suddenly she’s got agents watching her every move, neighbors placing bets on her arrest, and no choice but to dust off her amateur sleuth hat (again) to investigate the very people she’s been trying so hard to forget.

To survive the fallout, Everly will have to admit that Amber is as helpful as she is annoying, and accept her ghostly assistance if she wants to make it out of this one without becoming the next headline.

Or worse—the next ghost.