Readers of Josie Silver and Sophie Cousens will adore New York Times bestselling author Stacy Finz's emotional character arcs and cozy fall time vibes in this Hallmark Movie-esque tale steeped in magical realism, as two very different half-sisters discover they have one thing in common- they're both in hot water. To get out of it, they may have to learn that life's hidden treasures aren't always so hidden-and that dreams can come true even when wishes don't . . .
Readers of Josie Silver and Sophie Cousens will adore New York Times bestselling author Stacy Finz's emotional character arcs and cozy fall time vibes in this Hallmark Movie-esque tale steeped in magical realism, as two very different half-sisters discover they have one thing in common- they're both in hot water. To get out of it, they may have to learn that life's hidden treasures aren't always so hidden-and that dreams can come true even when wishes don't . . .
Scrappy, worldly Kennedy Jenkins and soft-hearted Emma Keil barely know each other, but when life throws them each a curve ball, they're suddenly living together-in a rundown trailer park they've inherited from their late father, in a nowhere California town aptly called Ghost. After all, their neighbor, Madam Misty, is a soothsayer-witch, and Halloween is just around the corner.
A casino host, Kennedy is hiding out from a high roller who wrongly thinks she stole tens of thousands of dollars from him. Emma, a flat-broke advice columnist who can't take her own advice, has lost her apartment, and her on-again, off-again, commitment phobic boyfriend, Dex, is no help. Still, she's charmed by Ghost, its quirky residents-and the enigmatic guy who lives in trailer 510-while Kennedy is sure their father hid a fortune somewhere. She's determined to find it-even if it means turning to Madam Misty . . .
When Madam Misty grants them three wishes, they're clear- Kennedy wants money; Emma just wants Dex. But as the nights get chillier, and Halloween descends, a special kind of magic ensues-one that will reveal surprising truths about their father, themselves-and what they really want out of life . . .
