In San Miguel de Allende, twenty-year-old socialite Araceli Flores loses everything overnight—her beloved father presumed dead, her home gambled away, and her family's fortune stolen by ruthless mob boss Hector de Nava. Forced into servitude for the man responsible, Araceli's only hope lies in the gift she'd always considered a burden: channeling the ancestors during El Día de los Muertos. Desperate for answers, she attempts to use her abilities to discover the truth, but the ancestors offer only a frantic warning: "Don't drink the water." Aided by her childhood crush, Araceli unearths a conspiracy that runs deeper than her father's disappearance—one Hector will kill to keep buried. But as bodies begin to fall and Hector closes in, she must bridge the gap between life and death to restore her legacy and free San Miguel from corruption. Steeped in revenge, ancestral magic, and love, The Marigold Bridge is a spellbinding tale where fortune favors the humble—and the dead refuse to stay silent.