Dead Sexy

By Lulu M. Sylvian

2019

First Published

3.75

Average Rating

244

Number of Pages

7H27M

Audio Length

Peter wants to fix his life, problem he’s dead. Life doesn’t give you do-overs, but does the afterlife? Believe in love after life. Medical illustrator Gillian Denver has a unique talent, and it’s not her ability to depict the systems of the body accurately and artistically. She can talk to spirits, only she doesn’t realize it. Peter Keith, a one-time TV sitcom star whose career dissolved from A-lister hunk, to out of shape, straight-to-cable-movie D-lister has a problem. Peter regrets decisions he made in his life, and would like a do-over. He convinces Gillian to help him. One little problem, Peter is dead. Thinking it’s her over active imagination causing her reoccurring dreams about Peter to spill into daylight hours, Gillian finds herself talking to him while she works. Together they begin to recreate Peter’s life by writing a book the way he wishes things had worked out. Gillian is not fully convinced that Peter is anything more than something she made up, a glorified imaginary friend, a new muse. Gillian’s feelings for Peter complicate her relationships with the living. She is afraid the love she has for Peter will never be enough because she cannot give him what he really needs, a resolution to the life he wasn’t ready to leave.

Avg Rating

3.75

Number of Ratings

5 STARS

50%

4 STARS

11%

3 STARS

16%

2 STARS

1 STARS

14%

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Author

Lulu M. Sylvian

Author · 11 books

Be sure to follow Lulu on Bookbub for the latest on sales: https://www.bookbub.com/profile/lulu-... Lulu writes sexy hot paranormal and ridiculous contemporary romances. She loves strong men who can dance and love and fight. No alphaholes allowed. Join her newsletter for a free reverse harem pirate adventure http://lulumsylvian.com/newsletter Bio-engineered to be the only redhead in a generation of blonds, Lulu feels that “aliens” may actually be the best answer for a lifetime of being asked, “Where did you get that red hair from?” Lulu cannot ride a horse, hula hoop, or play roller derby (not from lack of trying), but she can make pictures. Encouraged to make those pictures out of words Lulu began writing just to see what would happen. Words happened, so many words. Lulu embraces the crazy that comes with that one little genetic mutation and attempts to live up to the reputation of being a redhead.