the audio is beautifully narrated in dual by Megan Wicks and Jarman Day.

Tropes:
Why choose
Traumatized FMC but resilient, fiercely independent 
Found Family 
Hurt/Comfort 
Paranormal (ghost involved)
Disability rep

Contents warning:
Grief
Suicide
Depression
Mention of SA
Forced institutionalization 

Sloan is a fiercely independent but deeply wounded woman who can see and talk ghosts—a gift (or curse who drove her right into a psychiatric institution) that has shaped her entire life. After losing her Nan, the only real family she’s ever had, she sets off in her van to scatter her ashes in a small coastal town.

At the end of the road, she meets the four Jones brothers: the flirty charming Nash, his older brother North, a brooding workaholic single dad, Hunter, the kind, steady one with a disability; Saylor, a strange ghost who is still lingering, for unknown reasons and Lio, North’s son who suffers from a serious condition.

The book ends on an emotional cliffhanger, which leaves me a little wrecked and wanting for more.

(Spoiler: Sloan cries a lot. Like a lot. It can be annoying at some point, but that’s a very personal opinion)