<b>One more deadly romantic comedy. <i>Meet Mitzi, Molly, and Marla&mdash;three sisters, southern-fried born-and-bred, and the ghosts who love them.</i></b><br /><br />Marla Newberry has no interest in dating someone local. She much prefers midnight runs to a biker bar in Shreveport.<br /><br />Cooter Haines, drummer for a Grateful Dead tribute band called Skull Bone, owns the biker bar called The Deadhead. He also happens to be the only guy who can curl her toes like a sprung guitar string. And while she enjoys surrendering to his toe-curling on occasion, she&rsquo;s not interested in bringing the long-haired drummer home to daddy-- Until the night Cooter tells him he loves her, and then he comes up missing.<br /><br />That Saturday night, a rival drummer makes a deal with the devil (aka the Skull Bone&rsquo;s manager) and steals the drummer job away from Cooter. Cooter angrily speeds off on his bike and doesn&rsquo;t return. Marla smells a rat.<br /><br />Later, she wakes up to find a ghostly Cooter sitting at the foot of her bed. Dead isn&rsquo;t so great, he tells her, and those rumors about Southern Rock bands jamming in Heaven? He&rsquo;s seen no evidence. Plus, he&rsquo;s pretty sure someone jacked up something on his Harley making him roll the bike. He needs her help to find out who wanted him dead.<br /><br />But is Cooter really dead, or was Marla only dreaming? And days later, where is he?<br /><br />Can she and her sisters solve this final mystery of the men in their lives, and the ghosts(?) who love them?