It’s been a year since Asher’s wife, Eve, died in a tragic car accident the night of their wedding. Despite his best efforts, Asher is still overwhelmed with grief. He’s trying to be a decent man for his students, but how can he possibly give his all when the one whom his soul loves has vanished?

Desperate to feel connected to his late bride, Asher takes his therapist’s advice and honors Eve’s memory by decorating for the holidays—something she would’ve loved. It works, for a brief moment, as the gin, sugar cookies, and twinkle lights swirl together, comforting him in his time of need. But then he stumbles across Eve’s wedding present, and everything changes.

It’s an Advent calendar, with a daily note from beyond the grave.

His Eve is speaking to him, and Asher must respond, whether he wants to or not.

Told over twenty-five days, EVE’S STILL DEAD is a psychologically twisted A Christmas Carol retelling, perfect for fans of Love, Mom; The Silent Patient; and Catriona Ward.