Unfinished Business (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9798993664705)

A fifty-year-old mystery meets a one-hundred-year storm in a cataclysmic, heart-wrenching clash.

Winona's life has been nothing but storms, and she's an expert at running. But the one person she'll do anything for is her little brother, River, even if that means recording the next episode of their ghost hunting web series in the decrepit, abandoned, and notoriously haunted Black Magnolia Penitentiary in a small, pastoral town north of Dallas, Texas. He's determined to prove a dead convict's innocence after they received an anonymous fan email alleging the decades-old murder wasn't as it seemed. But when River's girlfriend gets stranded with car trouble, Winona is left to commune with the dead alone.

Until the Saddle Up Storm Chasers come barrelling down the road to drop off one of their members, and it feels like seeing a ghost. Winona might be good at outrunning storms, but the man whose heart she broke two years ago is an expert at chasing them. Charlie Rosenhoth is on photo duty at the prison, which is smack dab in the middle of a tornado warning. Trapped together, they're forced to share space for the next several hours and pretend like their dead love story isn't rising from the grave. Only, Winona would rather talk to ghosts about a long-forgotten crime than confront their tangled past, which Charlie wants to study like the readings on his meteorological equipment.

As the dangerous storm closes in overhead and old secrets resurface as they race against time to prove a dead man innocent, the real risk might not be the ghosts or the weather-but the truths they've kept from each other. The spirits aren't the only ones with unfinished business here, and time is running out for Winona and Charlie to wrap up the loose threads of their shredded past.

Unfinished Business is a spicy, heart-wrenching, second chance romance with a dash of ghosts, murder mystery, and tornadoes, perfect for fans of Twisters, Ghost Adventures, and those who couldn't put down Nancy Drew as a kid.