Two dumped women, a seaside estate, a chance to start over…
When Ann Rutherford’s husband dumps her for the bimbo in his office, unfairly leaving her without a home or a job, she reluctantly joins forces with Rhonda DelMonte to convert Rhonda’s Florida seaside estate into the small upscale hotel it once was. Ann, quiet and reserved, is no match for brash, bossy Rhonda, who left the family’s New Jersey butcher business after she won the lottery. Amid their struggles to succeed, The Sins of the Children, a soap opera, films a number of episodes at the hotel, and things get complicated in unexpected ways when Ann falls for Vaughn Sanders, the star of the show.

Oslo, 1944. Soli Hansen’s passion for art history is and always has been a way of life for her. While she spends her days working in an art shop, WWII is taking its toll on everyone. Apprehensive of the consequences, Soli avoids becoming entangled in the war resistance efforts. She closes her eyes in hopes the enemy will retreat and leave her beautiful country for good.

But when a woman is found dead in the alley alongside the art shop and a painting from the last auction goes missing, Soli is thrown into the thickest of the fray involving both Nazi art theft and the Norwegian resistance.

Once Soli finds her courage, there’s no turning back. Her personal life is turned upside-down with danger, lies, spying, and an incredible discovery.

An ex-private investigator. A deadly murder plot.

Former private investigator Mac Rogan’s got problems. He’s twenty thousand dollars in debt, his mother’s in prison for murder, his brother’s recovering from war injuries, and his roommates can’t make a decent cup of coffee.

But Mac’s got a job interview coming up, one that might turn things around for him.

Except someone shot the interviewer to death.

And the police think Mac did it. And a powerful Senator wants to pin the murder on Mac. And some pyromaniacal terrorists have taken a sudden warm interest in him.

Mac swore that his days as a private investigator were over.

Life has always been fairly placid for Bluebell Knopps and she’s liked it that way. She has a job working at her mother’s salon in the small town of Lledrith. She has a fiancé with whom she’s in love. And, after years of trial and error, she has finally found a dye that effectively masks her naturally-neon-blue hair, allowing her to blend in for the first time in her life!

But things are about to go bad…and fast!

When her fiancé is found murdered and Bluebell wakes up in the middle of a field with no memory of the night before, even she has to wonder if she could be to blame. After all, he had just broken her heart, effectively turning her perfect life upside down.

But could Bluebell have done it? The fact is, with the body being found alone in a locked room, no one seems to have a clue as to what happened. It’s almost as if it were magic! And speaking of magic…

Can a hurricane threatening the Georgia coast reunite the once high school sweethearts?

With her disgruntled teenage daughter in tow, Anna, a recently divorced paramedic, returns to Magnolia Hill to heal and to prove to herself she is capable of providing for them on her own. Soon her old small-town life she had left behind catches up with her—but not all in a good way. Only by facing her fears and the people who’ve told her she’s not worthy can she make room in her heart to love again.

Two years after a car accident that claimed his wife, Chief Meteorologist Jason Morrison is still grieving. However, when he collides with Anna at a community event, memories of his senior year resurface, and he can’t get her out of his mind. He invites her to tag along on an opportunity of a lifetime—to cover Hurricane Gerard’s landfall at Tybee Island—just as friends.