When "till death do us part" meets "some people just can't take a hint"...
Jake and Emma's honeymoon in charming Sleepy Hollow was supposed to be all pumpkin spice lattes and cute fall photos. Instead, they're getting midnight visits from the world's most persistent bachelor''who just happens to be missing his head.
The Headless Horseman has been single for 200 years, and he's really not handling rejection well. Between flaming pumpkin deliveries, romantic horse serenades at 3 AM, and the awkward moment when your new husband has to explain why there's a headless guy lurking outside your honeymoon suite, Emma's beginning to think they should have just gone to Vegas.
Jake's trying his best to be the protective husband, but it's hard to look tough when you keep fainting every time Mr. No-Head shows up. Plus, the guy's already dead—what's Jake supposed to do, kill him again? And why does this whole situation feel weirdly... familiar? Like they've all been here before?
As family secrets start surfacing and old diaries reveal uncomfortable truths, Jake and Emma realize their "random" honeymoon destination might not have been so random after all. Some family histories have a way of repeating themselves—especially the deadly ones.
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Jake and Emma's honeymoon in charming Sleepy Hollow was supposed to be all pumpkin spice lattes and cute fall photos. Instead, they're getting midnight visits from the world's most persistent bachelor''who just happens to be missing his head.
The Headless Horseman has been single for 200 years, and he's really not handling rejection well. Between flaming pumpkin deliveries, romantic horse serenades at 3 AM, and the awkward moment when your new husband has to explain why there's a headless guy lurking outside your honeymoon suite, Emma's beginning to think they should have just gone to Vegas.
Jake's trying his best to be the protective husband, but it's hard to look tough when you keep fainting every time Mr. No-Head shows up. Plus, the guy's already dead—what's Jake supposed to do, kill him again? And why does this whole situation feel weirdly... familiar? Like they've all been here before?
As family secrets start surfacing and old diaries reveal uncomfortable truths, Jake and Emma realize their "random" honeymoon destination might not have been so random after all. Some family histories have a way of repeating themselves—especially the deadly ones.
Perfect for readers who love:
- Romantic comedies with a supernatural twist
Couples who make you feel better about your own relationship drama
Anyone who's ever had an ex who wouldn't go away (this one REALLY won't go away)
"Finally, a love triangle where you're actually rooting for the dead guy to stay dead." —Not a real review but probably accurate
Genre: Literary Fiction
Used availability for Patti Petrone-Miller's Sleepy Hollow Sweethearts