Gina Ferraro thought divorce at fifty-two was rock bottom. Then her mother-in-law dropped dead after the announcement dinner and everyone blamed Gina. Three months later, she's hiding out in her late aunt's coastal cottage, eating cereal for dinner and pretending she's fine. The hot flashes have been brutal. What she doesn't expect? Her dead mother-in-law appearing in the bathroom mirror, demanding justice. Rosaria Ferraro didn't die of shock. She was murdered. And she's not resting until Gina finds her killer. Now Gina's hearing ghosts she can't turn off, learning she's part of a long tradition of menopausal mediums, and arguing with a dead woman who still criticizes her hair. The investigation leads straight back to her ex-husband's family, where decades of secrets are about to surface. Detective Tony Caruso thinks she's either crazy or psychic. He hasn't decided which is worse for his blood pressure. But her tips keep checking out, and he can't stop thinking about her. Between annoying ghosts, family drama, and a killer who's getting nervous, Gina's starting to realize that fifty-two might not be too late for anything. Including solving a murder, finding her voice, and maybe even falling in love. For readers who love cozy mysteries with a paranormal twist, this one's for you: A later-in-life heroine who discovers supernatural powers during menopause, a slow-burn romance with a silver fox detective who doesn't believe in ghosts (yet), and a found family of women who catch you when you fall. Expect small-town secrets and a second chance at everything!