Two Ghosts and a Gas Station

When grief meets the supernatural, two broken souls find an unexpected chance at love—and redemption. Maya Chen is barely surviving. Three years after losing her sister in a tragic accident, she's working the graveyard shift at a lonely gas station, going through the motions of life while feeling nothing at all. She's convinced she'll never heal, never feel, never love again. Then Ethan Cross walks into her life at 3 AM and asks a strange question: "Do you believe in ghosts?" A former Marine haunted by more than just memories, Ethan has the rare ability to see the dead—and he sees one standing right behind Maya. A young woman in a white dress, desperate to tell her story, murdered twenty-eight years ago in the very gas station where Maya works. What begins as a supernatural mystery soon becomes something far more profound. As Maya and Ethan investigate the decades-old murder, they discover they're both ghosts in their own way—haunted by guilt, paralyzed by loss, unable to move forward. But together, they might just find the courage to live again. Perfect for fans of emotional romance with a paranormal twist, this story explores: A slow-burn romance between two wounded souls Compelling cold case mysteries with supernatural elements The transformative power of healing and second chances Beautiful prose that balances heartache with hope A deeply satisfying journey from grief to love "Sometimes the dead teach us how to live. And sometimes, love finds us in the most unexpected places—even at a gas station at midnight." From the author: Every book I publish for one dollar is dedicated to those who have been forgotten by society—to prisoners, to the poor, and to anyone who seeks hope in a dark time. Books belong to everyone.