Olivia Pendleton spent her entire marriage devoted to her daughter while ignoring her husband’s cheating. Now divorced, she’s ready to step out of her comfort zone—maybe. But accepting a date with a former rock star feels like a rocket ride to the moon. Should she hang on, or play it safe like always?

All one-hit-wonder, Eddie Cole, knows is music.  He moves to Marietta, Montana, hoping to repair his relationship with his grown sons, but he’s a fish out of water. Can he hang up his electric guitar and build a life without an audience or applause? When he meets Olivia, he knows one thing—her heart will be safe with him. But then their first date feels like center stage instead of a private, romantic moment. Can he prove to Olivia he’s a good bet?

They’ve both been hurt before. Their chemistry is off the charts. Can they find the courage to embrace the future and a new love, or will the past keep tripping them up?

Graphic designer Nina Drake has spent her entire adult life pretending she cannot see the dead. When a mysterious benefactor leaves her Moorstone Manor—a crumbling sandstone estate in the abandoned town of Bitterport—her plan is simple: sell the ruin and escape back to Melbourne.

Instead, she arrives to find the manor’s caretaker murdered in the conservatory, surrounded by spirits she can no longer ignore.

Paranormal investigator Kason Eady has spent months researching the estate’s dark lineage. Once a notorious Female Factory full of convict women, Moorstone hides secrets that someone has spent generations protecting.

Guided by the ghost of a young convict girl from 1845, Nina and Kason uncover a sinister trail leading directly to one of Tasmania’s most powerful families—and a blood-soaked history they will do anything to protect.

Some inheritances cannot be sold. Some debts cannot be avoided. And the dead are done being quiet.

In the abandoned Tasmanian ghost town of Bitterport, the old bank has been waiting. When unemployed journalist Lucy Harwood inherits the crumbling nineteenth-century building, she sees her last chance to build something that matters. What she doesn’t expect is evidence that the man shot dead inside it in 1844 may not have been the criminal history remembers.

Acoustic engineer David Bell arrives to restore the space. He doesn’t plan on getting tangled in a cold case nearly two centuries old. He definitely doesn’t plan on falling for Lucy.

But the official story has holes. And the building’s ghostly inhabitant seems reluctant to let them ignore it.

As Lucy and David chase the truth through yellowed diaries, hidden letters, and discoveries that raise more questions than answers, Bitterport’s darkest secrets surface one devastating layer at a time. Someone worked hard to make sure the lie outlasted everyone who knew the truth.

They almost succeeded.

In Bitterport, the past doesn’t stay buried. It just waits for the right person to start digging.

When donations to the parish holiday charity fall short, Sister Bernadette needs a Christmas miracle for Eugene’s neediest families. Then a fire damages an abandoned house with deep ties to Bernie’s childhood, and Bernie sees a way to turn the wreckage into hope—with a little help from her friends at The Abbey: Senior Living.

But before Bernie can swing a sledgehammer, Detective AJ Lewis finds a body in an upstairs bedroom.

The dead man has no identification or obvious connection to the house, and it’s not clear if this is an accident, arson, or murder. Hidden in a bedroom closet, Bernie discovers a box of mysterious items, including a diary with an unsettling link to her family and past.

As Christmas closes in, Bernie must untangle a haunting family mystery, keep her well-meaning Abbey friends from taking over her charity project, and dodge AJ’s increasingly firm attempts to sideline her. But this time, Bernie is not just chasing a killer. She has something to prove.

Before Christmas, Bernie not only needs to help solve the mystery, she needs to accept that some miracles arrive disguised as a painful truth.

Criminology student Theo Chan has learned one important lesson: there’s no such thing as a simple job. So when he and his enigmatic employers, Primrose and Teebin, are sent to a remote mountain lodge to quietly prevent an art theft, Theo knows trouble is inevitable.

Their task? Protect The Dead Man’s Heart—a priceless sculpture shrouded in ghost stories since its mysterious creation. The guests have gathered for a high-stakes auction. Then a snowstorm seals the mountain. And before the night is over, their host is dead. With no way down and no police in sight, Theo must navigate shifting alliances, feuding heirs, old grudges, and carefully staged alibis inside a house designed to conceal secrets.

As corpses and clues pile up around him and as his loyalty to his employers breaks down, Theo must piece together the truth before the killer disappears into the storm … or strikes again.

Perfect for fans of classic whodunits, locked-room mysteries, and amateur sleuths in way over their heads.

Drama therapist Kateri Grey never meant to return to the small coastal town of Herring Point. But when her company is chosen to launch a new creative program on the Maine coast—twenty years after the crash that took her father’s life and nearly her own—she drags her feet. The town still whispers about that night: the lost World War II heirloom her father died chasing, the secrets that fractured her family. After years of helping others heal, Kateri must finally confront her own story.

Detective Aaron Brogan is back in town too—on mandatory leave after a case in Portland shattered his confidence and left him questioning everything. Helping Kateri wasn’t in his plans, but the girl he once admired has become a woman he can’t walk away from. Yet the deeper they dig, the more Aaron fears the truth. Because for twenty years, he has carried his own piece of that night, one that could change everything for both of them.

Kara Hunter barely survived the abduction that killed her twin sister. Now she goes by Hunter—as she hunts the predators who stalk Seattle’s women and children, guided by visions that strike when someone is about to die.

When taunting messages appear on her door, Hunter realizes the truth: the killer who destroyed her life is back—and is escalating, shattering the fragile order she’s built.

Detective Robert Walker despises vigilantes. After his father was killed because someone took justice into their own hands, Walker believes the law is the only thing keeping the city from chaos.

But, when a string of murders reopens the cold case, it forces him to confront a woman who may be the city’s best chance to stop a serial killer.

As the anniversary of her sister’s death approaches and the body count rises, Hunter faces an impossible choice: trust a system that failed her—or become something she can never take back.

Justice has a price. This time, it could be her soul.

As holiday lights glow across the town square and the Cooking Club prepares its annual cookie swap, Milly Rosebush hopes for a season filled with gingerbread, good friends, and second chances. Instead, a bitter feud over a stolen family recipe ends in murder when a local troublemaker is found dead in the snow.

With Tango herding clues as quickly as runaway goats and Brody Drake at her side, Milly follows a trail of blackmail, old grudges, and secrets someone would kill to protect. But when suspicion falls on people she cares about, the case becomes far more personal than holiday gossip.

Between whispered accusations, missing recipe pages, and clues hidden beneath the season’s sparkle, Milly realizes danger is simmering in Fox Hollow.

Because at Christmas, some secrets aren’t sweet—
they’re spiced with murder.

Just as Milly Rosebush begins settling into small-town life—and finding her place at the Cooking Club—a rare book collector is found murdered, sending shock waves through her cozy lakeside community.

With her loyal border collie Tango sniffing out trouble and neighbor Brody Drake at her side, Milly follows a trail of simmering rivalries, hidden debts, and long-buried grudges. But when suspicion starts circling the very Cooking Club that welcomed her, the case turns dangerously personal.

Between shared recipes, whispered gossip, and secrets tucked between the pages of old books, Milly realizes someone in Fox Hollow will kill to keep the past buried.

With danger closing in and trust beginning to fracture, Milly must piece together the truth before someone else ends up on the menu.

Because in Fox Hollow, secrets don’t stay buried—especially when they’re served with coffee, cake, and a side of murder.

Minutes after the execution, Sheriff Parker Chord receives a package. Inside: a mason jar containing the missing eye of the killer’s last victim—and a note accusing law enforcement of murder.

The case was closed. The killer is dead. Who’s finishing Grin’s work?

Desperate, Parker reaches out to the only person capable of understanding the mind behind the madness—his estranged sister, profiler Dr. Cassidy Chord.

A former army helicopter pilot, Cassie’s hunted killers before, but she’s late to the investigation, and Grin’s had years to prepare and perfect his revenge. While Cassie and Parker play cat and mouse chasing the twisted killer, one by one, the people involved in the original trial—a judge, an FBI agent, a retired sheriff, and a witness–are terrorized or killed.

Does Grin have a copycat? An accomplice? Or worse, did her brother help kill an innocent man leaving an apex predator free to target Cassie as his final victim?