Some buildings hold their secrets in the walls. This one has been holding a person.
Mel Jones has been aware of the dead since she was nine years old, and when she takes a job as a tour guide at the Museum of Ephemeral Arts, she immediately knows the east corridor is trying to tell her something.
What she finds buried behind a wall built to hide it changes everything. A lost WPA mural. A Romani artist named Bette Heron who died in 1938 under circumstances nobody looked at too closely. And a love story that has been waiting eighty-six years for someone to find it.
With the help of her colleagues, a growing archive of evidence, and Harper Voss, the museum’s quietly persistent IT specialist who has been paying a very specific kind of attention to Mel since October, she sets out to give Bette back what was taken from her.
Some things deserve to be found. Some loves deserve to be saved.
Inconveniently Haunted Trilogy
“Always and forever” is a long time — especially when a ghost witch won’t let you get there.
Dani has one job this weekend: survive her bachelorette party and make it to the beach by 9 AM to marry the love of her life. Simple enough, until one encounter with the haunted beach house’s permanent resident leaves her with a black eye, a supernatural mystery, and less than twelve hours to solve it.
And Sadie isn’t the weekend’s only secret. Dani’s best friends — a well-meaning witch, a vampire baker, a werewolf in a very good suit, and a psychic who’s been holding everyone together — have secrets of their own. Now Dani has to free a century-old spirit, keep her friends alive, and somehow still make it down the aisle on time.
For readers who like their romance with supernatural chaos: found family, queer love, and one very haunted Lowcountry bachelorette weekend.
Two weeks after the wedding, the supernatural world is showing up uninvited.
Werewolves are crying on Spencer’s futon. Witch covens are wandering into Erin’s tarot readings. Seven vampires have asked Lizzie for permission to stand near her. And Dani keeps waking up on the kitchen floor with no memory of how she got there, a glowing mark on her wrist, and the growing realization that whatever Sadie burned into their skin at the ceremony wasn’t a parting gift.
It was an inheritance.
Now the found family Dani never planned for is at the center of something much bigger: a supernatural community controlled by a powerful organization called the Regency, a mother’s hidden legacy, and protectors who have been watching Dani since before she was born.
The Static is an urban fantasy about chosen family, dangerous secrets, and what happens when the supernatural world finally comes knocking.
Thirty-two years ago, Margaret Sutherland was murdered for what she knew. Her daughter never got the chance to ask her why.
Now Dani Wallace has inherited a house she never knew existed — and thirty days to claim it before the county takes it back. She expects paperwork, not a ghost. But 14 Corbie Alley has been keeping secrets since the night Margaret died, and the man who died beside her is still protecting the daughter he only got to know for two weeks.
With her wife Bex and her found family at her side, Dani follows the clues Margaret left behind: a warded research file, a killer with old money and older secrets, and a mystery that reaches far beyond the house. Someone wants Margaret’s murder to stay buried — and they’re willing to make sure Dani doesn’t live long enough to uncover the truth.
What Was Kept is the emotional conclusion to the Inconveniently Haunted trilogy: a story about the mother Dani never knew, the family that chose her anyway, and the truths that refuse to stay buried.
