Hailey Hart would love to find a job that doesn't include solving a homicide, but on her first day at the Belle Boutique, co-owner Simone Vincent—one of Hailey's new bosses—winds up dead.

Hailey is hard-pressed to find anyone in town who actually liked Simone. She was a cutthroat business woman who would do anything to make a name for her boutique. Even her own brother openly despised her.

How will Hailey figure out who actually killed Simone when it seems like everyone who met her had motive?

When one of Dr. Sydney Warner's patients is murdered at a haunted house after Sydney encouraged the woman to face her fear of the holiday, she's afraid she'll be suspected of yet another murder.

But Sydney's knowledge of the victim's personal life becomes key to solving the case. The problem is the victim lied about her identity. How can Sydney use her psychology degree to unravel the mind of the victim and determine who wanted her dead if everything Sydney thought she knew about the woman isn't true?

Psychologist Dr. Sydney Warner has no problem helping other people with their issues, but when it comes to her own relationships, she doesn't have the best track record.

Even so, she never would have expected to show up to her Valentine's Day date and find the guy she's finally meeting in person after being paired on a dating app has been murdered. Worse, she's the prime suspect.

Detective Andrew Lange is determined to pin this on Sydney, but his estranged younger brother, Nolan, returns to town and is equally determined to use his reporter knowhow to help Sydney prove her innocence.

Revenge can be sweet, and so are Joanna Coffee's ristrettos. When her ex, Detective Quentin Perry, approaches Jo with a case that seems to be rooted in revenge, Jo has to agree. The victim, a nighttime security guard, was stabbed to death in a way that says this is personal.

With no witnesses and no murder weapon, Jo doesn't have much to go on. And several people had motive to want Simon Porter dead.

Someone is settling a score, but does it end with one victim, or will there be more?

How do you have a premonition about something that's already happened?

Psychic P.I. Piper Ashwell has struggled with cases before because she couldn't see the future. But when she finally starts having some premonitions and they lead her to a cold case that's been unsolved for years, she really starts doubting her abilities.

Piper is convinced what she saw hasn't happened yet, and that can only mean one thing. The killer is back, and he's claimed another victim. Can Piper find the missing girl and close the cold case once and for all?

Joanna Coffee is living up to her name, planning the grand opening of her coffee shop in Bennett Falls. At least until local millionaire Sherman Cromwell winds up dead in the street holding a macchiato from Jo's shop. Not exactly the kind of press she wanted for her new business.

Now the prime suspect in Cromwell's murder, Jo is determined to prove her innocence, even if it means donning her own detective cap and solving this mystery herself. If she doesn't clear her name soon, she'll be turning in her apron for an orange jumpsuit.

Joanna Coffee is hiding from her past, which includes an ex who cheated on her with her best friend. Too ashamed to go back home to Bennett Falls, Jo is living with her aunt clear across the country.

But a crime occurs in the coffee shop where Jo works, and it makes Jo rethink what she's doing with her life. She's determined to solve the crime and the problems in her own life.

Marina puts the fairy world at risk when she accidentally gives magic to a human. Can she undo the mess she's made before it destroys both the fairy world and the human she's grown to care about?

Not all clues lead in the same direction.

Psychic P.I. Piper Ashwell is faced with her biggest case yet. Missing persons files are piling up faster than she can track down clues. And then the clues just seem to stop.

She'll have to take drastic measures if she wants to catch this criminal, especially when she figures out the kidnappings are turning into murders. Worse, Piper has no idea where the bodies are being hidden.

How many lives will be lost before Piper can track down the killer?

All psychic P.I. Piper Ashwell she wants is a little peace and quiet, but instead she's brought into another investigation with her husband and partner, Detective Mitchell Brennan.

To make matters worse, she's getting visions of another case. One that a certain other detective at the Weltunkin PD is working. The problem is Piper can solve that case, but Detective O'Reilly doesn't believe in psychics and refuses to follow Piper's leads.

Beyond frustrated that her senses are zeroing in on the wrong case, Piper struggles to figure out who killed the local mail carrier and what it has to do with a robbery in town.

Can Piper close both cases and finally get the break she so desperately needs?

With things finally working out in every aspect of her life, Dr. Sydney Warner thinks she's in for the best Christmas ever. But when a contestant in a local home decorating contest is found dead on his front lawn during the light display, her holiday season takes a turn for the worse.

Detective Andrew Lange wants Sydney's help unraveling the clues, especially since the murder weapon is nowhere to be found. This proves to be Sydney's toughest case yet as the list of suspects keeps piling up, and a case can be made against any one of them. Can she figure out who really killed the town's reigning Christmas champion, or will this be the case that finally proves too much for even Sydney's professional abilities?