The Flour Girl, by Sean Esson

He woke up dead—and already running out of time.

Frankie Jones can’t remember much, but he’s pretty sure life after death shouldn’t be this busy. Shortly after Frankie wakes up dead, an angel tasks him with helping Amelia Fournier, the daughter of a local baker and fellow spirit stuck between life and death. If either of them wants to move on, they’ll have to work together and solve Amelia’s murder.

Her case is strangely high priority. With a rare ability to possess the living, Frankie teams up with the detectives on her case—but the deeper they dig, the less it adds up. A victim once under protective custody. A ruthless gang with a missing hitman. Clues that refuse to line up.

With angelic warnings that time is running out, and no memories of who he was—only the growing realization that the truth of this case may define him—Frankie must solve Amelia’s murder before it’s too late… and decide what it means to be a good man, no matter who he used to be.