O Amor não Morreu

by Ana Rodrigues, Ashley Poston, Laura Pohl · 1900

When Florence Day, a talented ghost‑writer for a beloved romance author, swears off love after a painful breakup, her life is a careful balance of deadlines and cynicism. Her new editor—tall, impeccably handsome, and relentless about the manuscript’s due date—pushes her toward a career‑ending decision. Then a sudden call that her estranged father has died forces Florence back to her quirky hometown of Mairmont after a decade away. Expecting only family duties, she instead meets the ghost of her editor standing at the funeral home’s door, still as strikingly good‑looking as ever—only now he’s literally dead. As she fulfills her father’s last wishes and helps the spectral editor settle unfinished business, Florence discovers that the line between the living and the dead is thinner than she thought. Amid witty banter, supernatural mishaps, and a cast of eccentric relatives, she rediscovers the joy of writing and begins to wonder whether love truly can die. Will a happily‑ever‑after survive seven feet of earth?