Allie knows who she is. She doesn't mind being so predictable. She has a habit of skipping breakfast, being way too early, correcting people's grammar, and always leaving something behind. Phone chargers, sweatshirts, dishes, books, and the occasional ex-boyfriend. She often finds the items she leaves behind, and usually when and where they are needed most. There is no explanation for the serendipity; she can't seem to figure out how the items find their way back. It's a quirk she long ago stopped being surprised by. This time, though, there's been a murder, a murder her best friend is Lead Detective on -and she is slowly becoming the prime suspect. She fears she may have left behind the only thing she has that can prove her innocence - and she doesn't know if or when it will reappear.
Solving crimes, working for the FBI... life seems pretty exciting for Edna, the world's only known genuine medium...if she was twenty years younger. Now happily married with two boys, she struggles to fit in homicide cases with the next load of laundry.
When one of her son's acquaintances from school goes missing, she finds herself assigned to the case to either find him or talk to his ghost to find his body. A little tricky considering she'd rather be stopping by the store to pick out a new laminate floor instead.