Whose Midlife Crisis Is It Anyway?

Daisy Kincade has hit her forties with a new and unwanted job description: she sees the dead, and they will not leave her alone until she helps them cross over. Book two picks up as her body count of ghostly clients grows and the rules of the afterlife turn out to be far more dangerous than she was told.

With her foul-mouthed best friend, an Angel of Mercy with an attitude, and a demon problem she cannot ignore, Daisy has to work out who is actually on her side before the next crisis kills her.

Robyn Peterman writes paranormal women's fiction as broad comedy — profane, fast and unserious — and this is the second entry in the Good To The Last Death series.