Ghosts meets the romantic and speculative self-discovery of Emily Henry’s A Million Junes, from the author of That Wasn’t in the Script and Almost Infamous.

Seventeen-year-old Eden Shannon is haunted. Not just by grief. But by actual ghosts.

After the accident that killed her parents and nearly ended her life, Eden is sent to live with a grandmother she’s never met in a coastal Maine town she’s never heard of. Her new home? Directly across the street from the cemetery where her parents are buried.

Kingfisher is picture-perfect weird: pastel shops, cryptic locals, and a psychic grandmother whose ghost-whispering business might be more scam than supernatural. But when Eden sneaks into the graveyard one night, everything changes—because the dead are still here. And they’re not quiet.

A child without a family. A charming gravedigger from the 1900s. A girl who died last spring with a secret she never told. A boy with fury in his eyes and something left to say—they all want Eden’s help.

As Eden starts unraveling the truth behind the ghosts, her family, and a boy who might mend her heart in more ways than one, she must decide how far she’s willing to go to help the dead move on… and whether she’s ready to do the same.