It's the fun ghosting of "A Grim Reaper's Guide" with the steady healing romance of "Promise Me Sunshine"

I really adored this book. I had no idea where this romance was going to take me, but I believed in it every step of the way. The love interests have real emotional work to do before they can be together, and none of it feels rushed. When everything finally comes together, it feels completely earned. I’ll be recommending this to anyone who loved "Promise Me Sunshine" as much as I did.

Morgan and Sawyer are both being haunted by the ghosts of their exes—but they couldn’t feel more differently about it. Sawyer is grateful for the five years he had with his fiancée AFTER she died suddenly. Kennedy is worried that Sawyer's is throwing his life away, but he can’t bring himself to let go. Morgan, meanwhile, wants to get rid of her ghost as soon as possible. Her reaction offends Sawyer, but to be fair, she had barely gone on one date with Zach before his ghost popped back into her apartment. Zach doesn’t want to be stuck haunting her either, but for reasons he doesn’t understand, he can’t move on.

The four of them end up working together to figure out what unfinished business is keeping Zach around. The story has a light, upbeat tone while still making space for grief, fear, and the ache of loss. I couldn’t put it down—I stayed up until I finished, tears running down my face. Not just from the grief, but from the quiet, meaningful friendships that form along the way.

The authors make you care so deeply about these characters that when it’s time for them to move on, you feel that loss too. It’s handled with so much care, and it honors everything the reader has invested to get there.

Baby girl Charlotte had me and every character in this book wrapped around her little finger 😂 I loved how I could hear her little western twang in my head as I read along.

Charlotte is the happy child of Juliette Callahan, one side of a small-town family fued. She’s gained acceptance as a single mom but her family still doesn’t support her rodeo career. She agrees to court an older pack in the hopes of gaining financial freedom.

And then walks in Kash Ford 🕺🏻

Heir to the enemy family, her ex-best friend and the packmate of the mysterious alpha she mated with four years ago!! Honestly I was eating up the drama of how Juliette is one man’s nemesis and one man’s soulmate. The baby daddy was rolling his eyes the whole time at his passionate for fighting their connection. Every part of his reconnection with his daughter was so charming. Could not have imagine it better 🥹🥰

Rewriting every expectation of spice & disability!

We meet Ray on the night of the bull-riding accident that ends his career. The emotional punch is immediate. My adrenaline shot sky-high before crashing into the despair of his new reality as a paraplegic.

Nearly two years later, Ray’s family is endlessly supportive—and completely unable to trust him with his own care. He hates the home aides they hire, especially the way they chip away at the little independence he has left. Until they bring in Brooke.

Brooke is pure sunshine… with terrible executive function. At first, her relentless optimism almost put me off, but she’s so endearingly clumsy that Ray ends up pitying her, and she’s too forgiving to let him scare her off.

What truly won me over is the way her perspective reframes Ray. She sees him as whole, capable, and deeply desirable, and through her eyes, the reader learns to see him that way too. You can feel the care and research that went into this book. Brooke models how to support someone who uses a wheelchair in a way that honors their autonomy—something Ray’s family clearly needs to learn. As someone with very little experience myself, I felt my worldview expand. It never reads like a lecture; it simply embodies respect, and I loved that.

And yes, Brooke also has a massive crush on Ray. When they finally give in? Ray is strong, dominant, and HOT AS HELL. Ropes, my friends. So many ropes. The spice is dialed all the way up—never vanilla—and I was genuinely amazed by the author’s skill, especially in a romance featuring disability. 👏

Ray’s entire family is introduced in a way that feels natural to the plot and like a treat for returning readers. I was obsessed with all of them by the end. The world feels rich, textured, and full of future stories.

The best twist on fated lovers in a long time!

We are going full biblical with an Angel seducing— pardon me, I mean trapping a Demon to help her break into hell 🥵 And what better place to lure her prey than the night club dance floor lol

Raum is the quietest/most sane of his four demon brothers… if you don’t count the fact that he can’t remember the 300 years of life before he met them. An angel cursed him but for what reason, Raum cannot remember. So when the hottest girl in the club turns out to be an angel as well, Raum is not eager to help.

Sunny has been given a mission from heaven in order to reclaim her position of power. She will do anything to succeed… even threaten the safety of Raum’s family. It makes her sick with guilt but she hides it all from him.

I don’t want to spoil anything but I have to give Aurora Ascher her flowers because this was the best execution of the amnesia/fated lovers trope I have read in many years! 🤩🤩

You must read the books in order because there is a larger plot that strings them all together and it is so juicy! The world building and storylines go above and beyond your typical paranormal romance. I cannot wait for the next one 😫