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Ava Monroe has a secret. In her ambitious attempt to recreate the local gift shop passed down to the women in her family for generations, she’s put the store far into the red and is now days away from foreclosure.

Laurel Evans left Sunset Ridge five years ago, leaving behind a husband she loved to protect him from her biggest secret. She never intended to return. It’s only after her youngest sister confesses she’s pregnant that Laurel decides to move home to help. All she has to do is avoid her ex-husband as much as possible and life can be fairly normal, right? It would be easier if he wasn’t her best friend’s older brother. Easier, but not impossible.

On the night the traitor was killed, a dangerous murderer disappeared. Fiona just wants things to go back to normal, but the town and her coven are in turmoil. When Fiona is attacked by a demonic wolf, she and Gabriel discover a tear in the veil. Demons are escaping from the Underworld in droves, killing their mortal hosts. The police are baffled by the mysterious deaths, and Fiona is the only one who can stop them. The trouble is that Fiona doesn’t know the first thing about slaying demons. To harness the power that is her birthright, she’s going to need Gabriel’s help.

My name is Christine, and I'm on the run from a cult that wants me dead. Annabelle Lane is the cult's cunning and venomous leader, who forced me to commit crimes that are unforgivable. Annabelle's threats aren't to be taken lightly, and everybody knows that once you're in the cult, you're in it for life.

I'm supposed to remember the afterlife, but I don't. All I have left are my memories, and I'm desperate to hold on to them. I can't go back to the life I once lived, but I can't bear to lose someone I love again. Whatever choice I make will transform both of our futures.

It’s no secret that I’m the black sheep of the family. I’m the sassy drama queen who’s less reliable than the weather forecast. So when I decide to move back home and focus on becoming a better person, I expect an uphill battle. Especially where my oldest brother is concerned. The only thing he cares about is that I stay out of his way and leave his best friend, Conner, alone. Which would be easier to do if the too-sexy-for-his-own-good veterinarian wasn’t practically part of our family.

When my grandpa passes, he leaves behind one request for me: Hand deliver a letter to a man who lives in Sunset Ridge, Alaska and get his cabin in return. Freedom. After years spent unsuccessfully trying to appease the older sister who raised me, I’m taking my escape and don’t plan to come back. I pack up my dog and my belongings and head north.