Four Weddings and a Funeral Director By:  Hazel Graves

– Genre: Romance, Rom-Com, Paranormal
– Plot: Lily and Mort’s grumpy-sunshine romance with mystical twists
– Main Characters: Lily (bridal boutique owner), Mort (funeral director)
– Themes: Love, opposites, and quirky magic
– Style: Sweet, spicy, and humorous
– Setting: Next-door shops (bridal boutique and funeral home)
– Tension: Business rivalry, opposites clash, and weird happenings
– Plot focus: Fixing mystical shop troubles and finding love
– Characters: Lovable, quirky, and opposites
– Mood: Lighthearted, romantic, and funny
– Pace: Engaging, with a mix of romance and humor
– Key elements: Opposites attract, quirky magic, and grumpy-sunshine
– Author: Hazel Graves
– Target audience: Romance fans, especially rom-com and paranormal
– Similar authors: Like authors of quirky, sweet romances
– Unique aspect: Magical happenings tied to love and shops
– Appeal: For fans of sweet, spicy romances
– Key twist: Mystical changes to shops, attraction between Lily and Mort
– Overall: A sweet, spicy rom-com with magic
– Recommendation: For fans of grumpy-sunshine romances
– Setting vibe: Quirky, next-door shops with magic
– Focus: Lily and Mort’s love story
– Praise: “Sweet, spicy grumpy-sunshine romance you NEED”
– Comparisons: Like other quirky, paranormal romances
– Tone: Sweet, spicy, and humorous
– Tropes: Opposites attract, weird mystical shenanigans.