At fifty-two, Gina Ferraro finally has everything she didn’t know she was missing — a coven of women who show up when it matters, a silver fox detective with a second razor in her medicine cabinet, and a daughter who’s started returning calls.
Even her ghost mother-in-law has grown on her. Mostly. Then Rosaria starts fading.
A murdered auctioneer, a stolen antique desk, and a hundred-year-old remedy hidden in plain sight give Gina three days and a Hunter’s Moon to save the most aggravating, indispensable presence in her kitchen.
The killer has a head start. The moon won’t wait.
Rosaria has opinions about how this ends. Gina intends to make sure she’s around to voice them.
