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Elliot Carter, Deceased (Allegedly): A Romantic Comedy
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Publisher: Independently Published
Pages: 222
Weight: 0.60
Height: 0.56 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
He's been dead for years. He's just never had anyone worth living for - until now.
Elliot Carter has haunted this city for as long as he can remember, which isn't very long, since he doesn't remember dying at all. He spends his days failing to scare pigeons, crashing weddings he wasn't invited to, and judging strangers' popcorn choices from behind movie screens. It's not a life. It's not supposed to be. But it's his.
Then he wanders into a chaotic little flower shop and sees Lily Bennett arguing with a fern - and for the first time in longer than he can measure, Elliot feels something other than nothing at all.
When Lily starts to hear him, their impossible romance should be the strangest part of the story. It isn't. Because Elliot's death, it turns out, was never supposed to happen - a filing error, buried decades deep in the bureaucracy that runs the afterlife, has left him unresolved years past his time. And now that he's fallen in love, his file has been flagged, his case is under review, and a very tired case officer and one deeply unpleasant supervisor are about to decide whether Elliot gets his stolen life back - or gets erased for good.
With a folder-wielding best friend convinced Lily's hiding a secret boyfriend, a cat who reluctantly moonlights as Elliot's only physical asset, and a neighbor who knows exactly how this story can end - because she's lived it once already - Elliot and Lily have three weeks to prove that love is worth more paperwork than the universe is prepared to file.
Elliot Carter, Deceased (Allegedly) is a laugh-out-loud, heart-tugging romantic comedy about second chances, standing room only in the afterlife, and what it costs to love someone across an impossible gap.
Perfect for readers who love workplace-comedy afterlife stories, and romances that make you cry and laugh in the same chapter.
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