First Impressions: Fiction & Felonies Book Two

Some stories are worth dying for. Someone is worth killing for. The success of solving her first murder has made Rosie Harper Salem's unofficial supernatural detective—a title she never wanted and can't seem to shake. When a Jane Austen scholar is poisoned at a Pride and Prejudice-themed gala, the prime suspect is the event's organizer: a woman whose alibi is ironclad but whose motive is undeniable. Charlotte, Rosie's Regency ghost, is convinced the murder mirrors a plot from an unpublished Austen manuscript—one that supposedly doesn't exist. But as Rosie investigates, she discovers that the victim had been searching for that very manuscript, and someone in Salem's literary elite will do anything to keep it hidden. Between running her bookshop, managing increasingly demanding ghosts, and falling reluctantly for a detective who keeps showing up at her crime scenes, Rosie must uncover a secret that's been buried for two hundred years.