For me, family is a curse. My father and brother made my life hell. My mother’s untimely death still keeps me up at night. Now that my brother, Donovan, has been killed in an accident, I can forget the past.

The last remnant is the childhood home I’ve inherited—and which I intend to burn to the ground. The only obstacle? Anneliese Nielsen, Donovan’s fiancée.

Donovan left her destitute, and selling this run-down house is her only chance to recoup her losses. I shouldn’t care, but…maybe it’s her eyes when she sees me. I look strikingly like my brother, a man she loved despite everything.

So we strike a deal. We’ll renovate the house together, but she’ll have to convince me to sell—or up in flames it goes.

A collection of four novels from the New York Times–bestselling, Edgar Award–winning mystery series starring a rabbi in a tiny New England town.

Spend a long weekend with the scholar and spiritual leader who watches over the Jewish community in 1960s Barnard’s Crossing, Massachusetts—and in his spare time, solves crimes.

Friday the Rabbi Slept Late: A young nanny is found dead in the temple parking lot—and her purse is discovered in Rabbi David Small’s car. Now he has to collaborate with the local Irish-Catholic police chief to exonerate himself.

Saturday the Rabbi Went Hungry: Yom Kippur, the holiest day on the Jewish calendar, is defiled when a body is found—and the rabbi must uncover who has something to atone for.

Set in the quiet country town neighboring the village of Fairacre, The Caxley Chronicles follow two families, the Howards and the Norths, through the tumultuous first half of the twentieth century. The first novel, The Market Square, portrays the deep-rooted camaraderie of Septimus Howard and Bender North, whose friendship survives misunderstandings, the tragedy of war, and the bitterness of loss.

The story of their families continues through the generations. The second tale, The Howards of Caxley, tells of Edward Howard, grandson to them both. Edward flies for the Royal Air Force Reserve as England prepares for another war—and Caxley braces itself for overwhelming changes . . .

Is Zoey too much of a disaster for even TV’s hottest handyman to fix?

When Zoey returns home to California to live with her ailing grandmother, she’s less than enthusiastic when Nana tries to set her up with Harry, the handyman who’s been helping her out around the house for years. But then she discovers Harry the handyman is actually Harrison Beckford, the handsome host of the hottest home renovation show on television.

To Zoey, Harry seems too good to be true. He’s got the job, the house, the dog, even two adorable kids who Zoey quickly falls in love with. But as she gets swept up in Harrison’s glamorous life, Zoey starts to let go of things that have always mattered to her in the past.

A Love Story from Ocean City, Maryland.
When Megan Tyler was a young girl, her father told her, “No one loves you as much as I do, but I hope one day someone does.”

Years after her father’s death, Megan is happily married and adores her stepdaughter, who Megan met a decade ago when Cassie was a student in her third grade class. But the past year has brought unsettling changes.

Megan’s husband Stewart has sold his successful business to a company that requires them to relocate across the country, and Cassie’s moved into her own apartment in nearby Washington DC.

With Stewart and Cassie already starting new lives in new places, Megan remains home to finish out the school year. But as summer begins, instead of joining Stewart in California, Megan decides to spend one last season at their little place in Ocean City, Maryland.