A cursed bakery. A psychic witch. A murder that’s anything but sugar-coated.After a messy breakup with her wizard ex, Haley Hawthorne swears off men, magic, and mayhem. She returns to her quirky hometown of Buttercream Bay to run her interfering witchy aunt’s bakery. But when the town’s health inspector drops dead after sampling a slice of her pumpkin pie, Haley’s fresh start crumbles like a week-old short crust pastry. The local detective thinks she’s suspicious, her enchanted oven starts acting up, and a ghostly voice keeps whispering her name. Armed with her trippy psychic vision, her nosy familiar, a tortoise named Ned, Haley must prove her innocence before she becomes the next course on the killer’s menu. Or her aunt returns from her vacation and spells her. Join Haley as she tracks down the killer in this brand new witchy cozy mystery from a USA Today bestselling author. Grab your copy today!

Drawn Together - out 9.27 🍂 children’s book author x children’s book illustrator 🍂 Rivals to friends to lovers 🍂 Set in fall NYC 🍂 “Why do you think?” 🍂 You’ve Got Mail inspired (with a twist) 🍂 ^ Enemies over email / friends in real life 🍂 Grumpy x sunshine 🍂 Found family 🍂 two person book club (he annotates his books for her) Cover + Blurb reveal coming soon...

In 1910, Minnie Tipton finds herself beset by the onslaught of superstitions that envelope the Pennsylvania mansion her father bought. Convinced the house is haunted by the vengeful spirit of a Civil War captain, and worried by her father's rapidly worsening illness, Minnie delves into the home's dark past in an effort to help bring him peace. Yet the lingering impact of the war and the gruesome tale of murder she uncovers only foster more fear and threaten to unravel Minnie's own sanity.In the present day, Triss Bellamy eagerly steps into the role of bookshop manager in the mansion-turned-museum boasting ninety-nine doors. But Triss's dream job turns into a nightmare when havoc breaks loose with the arrival of her brother's team of self-proclaimed paranormal investigators. Their determination to find a rumored one-hundredth door--a dangerous portal to the madness long said to plague the mansion--results in calamity, leaving Triss no choice but to unravel the truth or watch her brother slip forever beyond her reach.A shadowy tale of historical hauntings and present-day mysteries masterfully penned by acclaimed thriller author Jaime Jo Wright, who is "in a class by herself" (Library Journal).

Seven years ago, Riley Kingston survived a camping trip in the Montana mountains that took the lives of her friends and left Riley certain something followed her out of the wilderness. After years of untreated PTSD and unanswered questions, Riley returns to her family's remote ranch determined to finally put the past behind her. Instead, she senses the presence in the mountains never left, and may be growing stronger. When dead cattle are discovered on the property, sheriff's deputy Jake Hansen investigates. The crime mirrors a disappearance from his own past, one that was never solved and quietly dismissed as an accident. As Riley and Jake begin to compare notes, they uncover a connection between the cattle, the disappearance of a snowmobiler, and an old regional legend of the Blackfeet Nation. The entity stalking the ranch has been feeding for generations, preying on isolation, fear, and unresolved trauma. As the attacks escalate and the boundaries between psychological and supernatural horror blur, Riley must confront what truly happened during the camping trip and decide whether she is haunted by a manifestation of trauma or an ancient force that demands a reckoning. If she's wrong, she won't survive a second encounter.

A ghostwriter plunges into danger as she unravels the dark secrets of a powerful Scottish family in a thrilling novel of romance and mystery by the bestselling author of Mrs. Endicott’s Splendid Adventure. Australian writer Emma Callander has been recruited to complete the final historical mystery in a series by celebrated author Iris Blackburn. It’s 1964, and Iris’s memory is fading. She’s certain that only Emma can do justice to her novel about a murder on the Isle of Skye. When Emma ventures to Scotland for research, she discovers it isn’t fiction at all, but rather a true crime unsolved for more than fifty years. It was 1904 when a couple’s suspicious drowning led to the disappearance of a mysterious young woman the locals called the Wild Girl. To this day the mystery is unforgettable, especially among the descendants of an aristocratic family who’ll do anything to keep their secrets buried. From the misty Highlands to a medieval castle, Emma and Tony Gordon, Iris’s handsome lawyer, work ever more closely to uncover them. But while Iris may be known for her fiendishly clever twists, there’s one not even Emma could have seen coming.

I’ve never needed help from anyone. I certainly don’t need it from the infuriating doctor next door. I loathe my uncivil neighbor and the loud music he blares before the sun has risen. Even the dogs I walk—for one of my four jobs—despise him. I’d be happy never seeing him again. But when he becomes his niece’s guardian for a few months and is in desperate need of a nanny, I begrudgingly accept the position. How can I refuse when the salary he offers will allow me to open my dog rescue? It’s a win-win. Or a lose-win, depending on how you look at it. I mean, I still have to be around Tyler, and I would never consider that winning. But the more time I spend with him, my cold indifference is melting away. And the way he’s starting to look at me feels more molten than icy. I knew that Tyler was trouble from the moment I met him, but now I think I might be the one in trouble…of losing my heart. I Knew He Was Trouble is an enemies to lovers, next-door-neighbor romcom with sizzling chemistry but no explicit content. It’s the first book in the Sweeter Than Fiction series, following four best friends finding love.