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Harper Wren doesn't believe in ghosts.
Which is unfortunate, because one lives in her foyer.
After twenty years and one messy tabloid divorce, Harper returns to Fairhaven with two teenage daughters, a dead mother, and a house that's falling apart faster than her tolerance for small-town gossip. She plans to rip up the floors, patch the plaster, and sell the place before her past catches up.
That would be easier if:
• The lights would stop flickering every time she tells a lie.
• Her mother's ghost wasn't slamming doors and muttering about "standards."
• And Nate Callahan-her high school almost-love-wasn't back in her life, wielding a crowbar and looking at her like she never left.
Nate was supposed to be ancient history.
But he's taller now. Quieter. And somehow still knows exactly when she's about to fall apart.
As Harper peels back the wallpaper, she uncovers more than mold.
There are memories in these walls. Secrets. Regret.
And a second chance she never planned on.
Witty, wicked, and quietly romantic, Haunted and Homewrecked is a paranormal love story about buried resentment, literal hauntings, and what happens when the life you ran from starts looking a lot like the one you actually want.