Ghost/Writer
| Expected release date is Apr 13th 2027 |
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Product Details
Overview
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...
After having her idea stolen and turned into a blockbuster series by her ex-writing mentor, Sutton St. Clair, all Bianca Lindow-Platt wants is to plot her Biker Smut Book #14, collect her check, and pay her mortgage.
But when Sutton dies suddenly, leaving the writing of the last, desperately in-demand book to Bianca in her will, Bianca is saddled with bigger problems:
Paisley, Sutton's die-hard fan/assistant who was left out of the will—and definitely holds a grudge against anyone who was “honored.”
Carson, Sutton's estranged son, who has been traumatized by his mother’s books (who names a romance hero after their child?!) and now must settle the estate, determined to hate anyone connected to the cursed, viral series.
And Sutton herself, back from the dead and determined to back-seat-haunt her masterpiece—and Bianca—while 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.
