This is part of a series. I hadn't read the previous book so I can confirm that you can read it as a standalone. The pacing is generally gentle. The beginning might feel slow to readers craving more action, but as mysteries surface and relationships deepen, the story builds well.
The romance is slow-burn, and the supernatural plotlines — particularly George’s search and the secrets in the town — unfold with enough tension to keep turning pages. It is somewhat a predictable plot. However, If you enjoy ghost stories that are more comforting than frightening, with gentle romance, well-drawn characters, and a thoughtful reflection on loss and love, this book is likely to charm you.
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