I don't think I'll ever find a light that shines as bright as you.London, 1814: hopelessly romantic fae Keelan Cricket has grown listless since returning to town. He agrees to help the Council study fae-human magic, eager to erase the memory of his passionate encounter in the country.But the man he can't forget is now in London and, even worse, joining the project too.Silas Rook-Worth hates London. His magic won't behave and he's weary of t...

He had never experienced possibilities — and it was a whole new feeling to have them.Pip Standish is in Newgate Prison, a predictable career finale for a London thief. So he is surprised when Lord Finlington, the dashing viscount he attempted to steal from months before, offers to get him out — on the condition that Pip agrees to leave town and start a new career in the country.Soon, Pip finds himself moving to the idyllic Tutting-on-Cress and a li...

Tutting-on-Cress has a funny way of giving a person what they need*.*England, 1815: where magic can be purchased at convenience, firstborns — of any gender — inherit their family's fortune, and nextborns must decide if they will enter the Marriage Mart or find a lucrative career.Follow the stories of a found family as they meddle in each other's lives and help each other to heal as they teach each other that they are, in fact, worthy of love.

Sometimes, the answer is the easiest part.Pip Standish enjoys his life in Tutting-on-Cress, surrounded by found family and working in his friend Gerry's spellshop. But there's one niggling problem at the corner of his mind: how to propose to the charming Viscount Bertie Finlington?When Gerry gets married and moves out, Pip is faced with how quickly things are changing in his circle of friends. With the spellshop temporarily closed for the honeymoon, now is ...

Tutting-on-Cress has a funny way of giving a person what they need*.*England, 1815: where magic can be purchased at convenience, firstborns — of any gender — inherit their family's fortune, and nextborns must decide if they will enter the Marriage Mart or find a lucrative career.Follow the stories of a found family as they meddle in each other's lives and help each other to heal as they teach each other that they are, in fact, worthy of love.

Some secrets are better left buried. And someone’s willing to kill to keep it that way.Lt. Kate Gazzara didn’t get where she was by playing it safe. So when the limestone walls in Forrest’s Cave give up their grim secret—a skeleton entombed for over fifty years—she assigns her brilliant loose cannon to the case. Detective Jack North’s methods may be unconventional, but his closure rate is unmatched. Now, she just has to hope his talent for solving impossible cases ...

In these more welcome days of equality between the sexes we usually forget that the often cited ‘Gentler Sex’ can have dark and disturbing trains of thought that are more than the equal of their male brethren. Indeed, they can manipulate words in a matter of lines from comforting and loving to dark, foreboding and utterly terrifying. These femme fatales really do create stories that leech vile characters into dark and disturbing quite horrific narratives.

Some cases cut deeper than the badge.In Madison, Annie, and The Mystery of Forrest’s Cave, homicide detective Lt. Kate Gazzara faces the kinds of investigations that don’t just test her skill—they test her heart, her courage, and her limits.From the rain-slick streets of Chattanooga to the shadows where secrets hide, Kate is drawn into cases that begin with tragedy and spiral into dangerous truths. Each crime scene carries its own kind of weight: ...