Rudely Interrupted

<p><strong>What is the etiquette for wanting to spend your life with someone who's already had a life... and died in it?</strong></p><p></p><p>Tony Ferrari didn't expect murder to land him in a cosy English pub. Yet here he is: a dead New Yorker haunting a snowy village trying to figure out who killed him and how to move on.</p><p>Death he discovers comes with its own inconveniences-like freezing ghostly feet sarcastic sermons from an Edwardian reverend and a pub dog with serious bladder issues. But the biggest complication of all is Betty: clever sharp-tongued impossibly British and dead since 1943.</p><p>Tony modern and utterly ill-equipped for old-fashioned romance has no idea what the ghostly rules of dating are. Haunt politely? Hover nearby with sincerity? Or just scrawl Do you like me? Yes / No / Fade Away on a fogged-up pub window and hope for the best?</p><p>Betty is everything Tony never expected to find in the afterlife funny stubborn and hauntingly beautiful. Trouble is she also believes romance should involve shy glances across a church hall a formal invitation to dance and perhaps the shared unwrapping of a boiled sweet in an air-raid shelter.</p><p>As Tony closes in on the truth about his murder he faces a choice no ghost should have to make: seek justice and finally move on... or stay behind and risk losing Betty forever.</p><p></p><p><strong>Rudely Interrupted - Love in the Afterlife</strong> is a witty heartwarming romantic comedy about love loss and the strange magical ways our stories continue-even after death.</p>