The Mirror Bride

Some love stories refuse to end. After surviving a drowned village and a ghost cat on their honeymoon, Sara and Granger have one simple goal: enjoy the rest of their trip without encountering anything dead. Then they stop in Fenwick Hollow. The quiet old mill town seems harmless enough, until Sara discovers an antique hand mirror that shopkeeper Thomas Renner insists isn't for sale. By the time she and Granger leave, the mirror is traveling with them anyway. And they aren't traveling alone. Adelaide Fenwick drowned herself a hundred and fifty years ago after the man she loved was lost at sea. Her family erased the truth of her death, denied her a proper grave, and spent generations trying to rid themselves of the mirror meant to be her wedding gift. Now Adelaide has noticed Granger. As he begins sleepwalking toward mirrors and dreaming of a beautiful house, a waiting bride, and a life that was never his, Sara realizes Adelaide isn't simply haunting them. She's trying to finish the wedding she never had. To save Granger, Sara must uncover the truth about Adelaide's death, the family that erased her, and the grave no one was supposed to find. A name. A grave. And, perhaps, the chance for Adelaide to finally leave. A cozy, haunting paranormal mystery about love, grief, forgotten histories, and a bride who has waited far too long for her groom. This story can be read as standalone.