Fortune Haunter: A Cozy Mystery with a Ghostly Twist
About this audiobook
One man’s treasure is another ghost’s unfinished business.
When local fortune hunter Delly Harper takes a fatal nosedive off a cliff, everyone in Mooselick River calls it an accident. Everyone except Delly—who’s now haunting Everly Dupree with a list of suspicions and one very big request.
Turns out Delly named Everly’s dad executor of his estate: a crumbling farmhouse, a chunk of overgrown land, and a rumor about buried gold that’s been circling town for decades. While her dad dives headfirst into treasure-hunting mode, Everly’s stuck trying to figure out who wanted Delly dead—and why.
Then another body turns up, and this one is definitely no accident.
As Everly follows a trail of secrets through old rivalries, family feuds, and long-forgotten scandals, she starts to realize this isn’t just about gold—it’s about payback. And someone in town will do anything to keep the past buried.
Good thing Everly has a shovel.
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About the author
Mia Cannedy is an audiobook narrator and longtime performer with experience in theater, film, commercials, and radio. She is the voice of the Haunted Everly After cozy mystery series, where her warm delivery, humor, and distinctive character voices bring Everly Dupree and the residents of Mooselick River to life.
With degrees in English, theater, American literature, and film, Mia narrates across cozy mystery, paranormal fiction, romance, children’s books, and nonfiction.
ReGina Welling is a Maine author of cozy mysteries, paranormal women’s fiction, and lighthearted supernatural stories. With her daughter, Erin Lynn, she coauthors the Haunted Everly After cozy mystery series, featuring reluctant ghost seer Everly Dupree, small-town secrets, humorous hauntings, and mysteries with plenty of heart.
Erin Lynn is an author and coauthor of the Haunted Everly After paranormal cozy mystery series. Writing with her mother, ReGina Welling, she helps create the spirited residents, troublesome ghosts, twisty mysteries, and offbeat humor of Mooselick River, Maine. She also writes historical cozy mysteries under the name Emily Queen.
