When Bader's parents died in a house fire, she ended her plans for law school and went home to run the family bookstore. Five years later, the world is changing once again and Bader's life changes with it. Does she have what it takes? Will she take risks with her heart and find her truth?

Saoirse didn't know about monsters outside of the Celtic mythology her father adored - until the day it all came apart. She learned quickly how to hunt those that used humans as prey and gained a reputation for effective and efficient work. That reputation brought her into S.I.N. and now she works with some of the very monsters she used to hunt in order to protect those that never need to know about what walks in the shadows.

It's been over twenty years since the pandemic woke magic in some - and drove others to violence.Bader Winthrop and her eclectic family own the Winthrop Literary Society bookstore, and live in the attached residence. Always a resource for good information, the shop grew into a place where people could get answers - or find a safe haven.Approaching fifty, Bader starts to question her purpose and focus in life. Is this it? Is this all she's meant to do? To be?Bishop's Bay was founded by Bader's ancestors when they escaped the Salem Trials, and the house they built is now part business/part home - and sentient. When the house gives Bader an ancient journal, she realizes the political climate in Bishop's Bay is oddly reminiscent of Salem during the Trials. Even moreso when one adds in the rise of a new political party that wants to remove those with magic from the world.Or do they?When old hatreds and jealousies arise,...

Sid & Sin are learning some life lessons. Sin has discovered that life is a whole lot different when you have a baby. It's even more complex when that baby is showing magical abilities way too early. Sid is finding out how much fun it can be to juggle multiple partners. Fun being the objective, that is. Witches are rising up against the Faery folk. They're blaming the disruptions in their magic on the fae. It's entirely possible they're correct in their blame. Or are they? Something is screwing with the balance of magic in the Belle Cove area and it's causing chaos. The twins have a lot of chaos going on in their own lives right now - will they be able to step up once again? Check out this fourth book in the series that readers say "make you believe in magic".

Chase Payne is on the right track to letting go of his past. He left his job to go back home; not just to bury a friend, Wes Davenport, but to hold a promise he fully intended to keep. Corruption, scandal, terror, and loss have plagued Lakeridge for too long, and the region's top FBIS agent has asked the Chess Club to work together to fix the mess. For Chase, that means putting his past demons to rest and focusing on the future. Considering he'd never felt he deserved any kind of future, this homecoming challenges him in ways he never saw coming. Not to mention the competition with Lieutenant Cassidy Redbird for sheriff. On more than one front, Chase really has his work cut out for him. But how much of his past can he let go of, and what happens if he can't?

It's their first case. Sid & Sin are tasked to find the missing kids. Then they hear that this has happened before. To one of their family. 140 years ago. Kids with a fae bloodline are being taken, and one may be Sin's future son. How is a guy supposed to plan his future with the perfect woman when her son is missing? The twins are racing the clock to keep the past from imploding the present in this tale of old hatreds, jealousy, power, love, and the strength of family. This is the second book in the Sid & Sin Series, a five-star, fast-paced ride from the author that reviewers say "...makes you believe in magic". Get it now!

They'd been warned.Jack and Jamie knew that being a voice for the dead, finding justice for those who died too soon, was risky.People were asking questions that they couldn't answer - not truthfully.Then the wrong people started asking questions and everything Jack and Jamie had worked so hard to set up was about to come tumbling down.Enemies and allies can change sides, leaving a person feeling lost at sea.Then again, when one is navigating uncharted territory, there's always a chance for a dead reckoning.

Secrets never stay hidden.No matter who ends up dead.FBI agent Evan's life has been upended more than once. Even though she hasn't been home in years, when her sister's twins need her, she comes running. Because that's what family does, even if it threatens to reveal the secrets she hid so long ago. Home is supposed to be where the heart is, and local cop Max had been that for Evan, nearly twenty years ago. Before she ghosted him and buried everything they had.Now Evan and Max are working the Huntsman case, where a serial killer is targeting young women - like the twins. It's hitting close to home and if they don't share their secrets, they might lose everything.

Sid and Sin, as usual, have a lot going on. Pranks against the shifters have escalated to vandalism, with each new incident pushing the risks higher. Old feuds are resurfacing, and when your family lives for centuries, old feuds can get very old indeed. And Grandma Fortin has given Micah and his stepson Nico a place to stay since home is where, when you show up, they have to take you in. Lovely. Sarcasm intended. Sid doesn't have time for his games, but Nico is more than willing to play. The more he's around, the harder it is to stay focused as she and Sin race the clock trying to stop the saboteur before the shifters, and every other supernatural in Belle Cove, are outed to the world, all while trying to keep the centuries-old family politics in the past where it belongs. Check out the third book in this five-star series that people say "mixes magical issues with mundane, making it believable."

Billionaire logistics magnate Grant Foster hasn't been back to Lakeridge, North Carolina in over a dozen years. Not since his father's funeral.Now he's back for another funeral - one for his old high-school friend, Wes Davenport. Most people wouldn't understand why Grant and Wes would be friends, but their high school Chess club became family until their teacher was murdered two weeks before graduation. That had broken something, and they all scattered far and wide - except for Wes, who'd stayed in Lakeridge. Now Wes is dead and the Club is returning to bury their friend - and help figure out who killed him. For Grant, coming home brings back a lot of memories and a lot of pain. All the money in the world can't fix that, or the loneliness in his life. He'd let himself forget what family truly meant and being back with his Club brothers is a sharp reminder. Will coming back heal what's broken in him, or break him worse...

Samantha and Sinjin are in DC.A new apartment, college stress, and both have jobs where lives are on the line.Hers? Working for the President behind the scenes.His? Making sure she stays alive and safe.Both of them are hiding who they really are from everyone - except each other.Secrets that would destroy their fragile freedom if they became public.What happens when the truth gets out and death comes knocking?

This volume contains all six books in the Partners in Crime series.Dead & BuriedDetectives Kennedy and Donovan were partners for years. Then one of them died. And yet, they're still partners. Kennedy has to solve Donovan's death while his partner's ghost helps him. Sort of. Kennedy has to hide how he's figuring it all out so he can keep his badge and solve the murder - before he ends up dead and buried too. Dead WrongA teenage boy is murdered and it's up to Jamie and Jack to solve the case. Well, okay - Jamie, Jack, and the ghost of Michael Donovan.Jack left her last job under peculiar circumstances and now she's doing her best to hold on to her new job without it all blowing up in her face.How do the two of them explain where some of their information comes from, when the person giving it to them is the murder victim?They'd better be right when they finally find the answers...