Rosehill Bride: A Supernatural Suspense Novel

He died for two minutes. It was long enough.On a snow-slick Chicago street, Cooper Healy’s car spins out of control. The crash kills his closest friend, and Cooper dies on the pavement before the paramedics bring him back. He wakes with crushing survivor’s guilt and the ability to see a dead girl no one else can.Months earlier, Shiloh Howlett left Chicago for a sorority reunion in Wisconsin and never arrived. Abducted at a rural truck stop and later found murdered, her case slipped quietly into cold-file obscurity. She was buried at Rosehill Cemetery. Now she stands beside him.She cannot reach her mother. Back in Chicago, Valora Howlett is unraveling after losing both her husband and her daughter. Grief has hollowed out her world, and Shiloh knows her mother is moving toward a decision that cannot be undone.Unable to intervene herself, she turns to the only man who briefly crossed the same threshold she cannot leave.Save her.Cooper is not a detective. Not a psychic. Not a hero. Yet he is the only one capable of communicating with the dead girl who refuses to move on.To pull Valora back from the edge, he must confront his own guilt and press Shiloh for the truth about the careful, ordinary man who ended her life. The man is patient. Methodical. Invisible in plain sight.As Cooper digs deeper, the boundary between the living and the dead begins to thin. What starts as a ghost story becomes something far more dangerous.Rosehill Bride is a supernatural suspense novel about grief, love, moral reckoning, and the cost of answering when the dead decide you are the one who can help them. Read more