Ghost of Murders Past Allison’s POV So, fun fact—I’m dead. Well… mostly. It’s complicated. One moment, I was enjoying my totally normal, absolutely law-abiding (ahem) life, and the next—BAM! Some rich guy in a fancy car turns me into roadkill. And now? Now I’m stuck haunting him. But here’s the kicker: turns out, the guy who turned me into a ghost is none other than the city’s beloved superhero in his boring businessman disguise. Oh, the irony. Most people, when faced with their own untimely demise, would be asking deep, existential questions. Me? I’m just wondering if ghost rights are a thing, because this dude is using me as a practice target for his knife-throwing skills. Ghost abuse, I tell you. Someone call the afterlife police. Aaron’s POV I’ve saved this city a thousand times. Fought criminals, stopped disasters, protected the innocent… and then I go and kill someone with my car. Just my luck. Now, she won’t leave. No unfinished business, no tragic love story—just a snarky, unapologetic, knife-loving sociopath who thinks being dead is the best thing that’s ever happened to her. And to make matters worse? She can touch things. Move things. Eat my food. Sleep in my bed. She’s basically an undead roommate with a murder hobby. And I can’t get rid of her. They say ghosts haunt the things they loved most in life. So why the hell is she haunting me? --- A darkly humorous supernatural romance filled with murder, mystery, and enough ghost puns to make the afterlife groan. Because love is eternal… but so are sarcastic ghosts with unfinished business.