Yn has her entire life planned out, been a cheerleader, an valedictorian and all time top scorer,the highest scholar and the most hardworking in her profession, being an English literature professor.
A bitter, explosive fight leaves Y/N shattered when she accuses her husband of not loving her anymore. Desperate to prove her wrong, Silas braves the freezing night to fetch a long-cherished dream of hers—a final gesture of devotion he never gets to deliver before a truck takes his life in the dark. Now, a year after that cruel, unfinished night, the grief-stricken silence of her home begins to fracture. Strange, haunting signs begin to surface, culminating in a fleeting, ghostly outline weeping over Silas’s grave on the anniversary of his death. Torn between the agonizing pull of a love that refuses to die and the tender, healing warmth of an old friend offering her a safe place to fall, Y/N is left completely consumed by the shadow of what was lost.
Getting left at the altar is embarrassing. Getting left at the altar when you’re slightly homicidal? Even worse. After her groom disappears into the criminal underworld, y/n moves in with three dangerous men to track him down. They expected tears. They got a woman who keeps asking if murder counts as closure.