Diana Peterfreund dives deep in this hilarious yet poignant look at the wild world of book publishing, the choices we make in life, and how they can haunt us for years to come… literally.

A whole new meaning to ghostwriting...

Ever since fellow writer, Sutton St. Clair, stole her book idea and turned it into a blockbuster series, Bianca Lindow-Platt's literary life has been in the toilet. No agent, no publisher... definitely no big, book mansion by the beach.

But when Sutton suddenly dies, no one is more surprised than Bianca to learn that the bestselling author's will stipulates she's the only one who can finish the last, desperately in-demand book. That is, if she can survive dealing with Sutton's last remaining legacy:

Paisley, Sutton's die-hard personal assistant, who was somehow left out of the will and holds a grudge.

Carson, Sutton's estranged son, who harbors a deep resentment of his mother's works (who names a romance hero after their kid?) and just wants to forget the estate—and everyone tied to it.

And, worst of all, the ghost of Sutton St. Clair herself, determined to back-seat-haunt Bianca during the end of her masterpiece... instead of fixing the mistakes she made with the people in her life.

Now, Bianca must come to terms with the true meaning of “the end” and what it means to move on.