Books
The Whitehall Affair
Nora Wright is no longer the person she used to be.
Once an up-and-coming crime reporter, she now sticks to fluff pieces that are safe. That don't trigger the crippling anxiety she was left with after a traumatic experience three years prior.
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However, Nora's world is turned upside down when she discovers a photograph from the 1920s of a woman who looks like her twin in none other than Whitehall Mansion - an iconic landmark in New York City known just as much for its infamous past as its grand architecture.
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Nora embarks on a mission to solve the nearly 100-year-old mystery surrounding the woman, aided by the city's golden boy - Nick Whitehall, the current head of the rich, powerful family that built and owns the mansion - and ghostly visions of the past that leave her questioning her sanity. Along the way, she starts to uncover more than she bargained for as Nick becomes increasingly more invested in her search within the mansion's walls.
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What secrets does Whitehall Mansion hold? And what lengths will the Whitehall family go to in order to keep them hidden?
Books
Something Wicked
Something evil is lurking on the campus of Carleton State. And despite being a student reporter, Daisy is determined to find out who it is and get justice. It's what she does, after all. Doesn't hurt that it all helps her build towards her future career as a serious journalist. However, this time she finds herself in over her head and must rely on the help of someone she least expects - reserved, yet popular football player Tyler. Something that her best friend Zack from her hometown doesn't understand.
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But what starts out as a partnership grows complicated with feelings, friends and pasts getting in the way. And all the while, a killer is still on the loose and only growing bolder. Daisy convinces herself that it's just a story and she's merely an observer. But slowly, she finds herself drawn into something that turns out much bigger, and much more personal, than she originally thought. Despite all of her friends' warnings to, for once, stay out of trouble.
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It seems trouble follows Daisy and this is certainly no different.
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Everyone Talks
No one does gossip like a small town.
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Nellie Castle is more than ready to leave Shadow Creek, Oklahoma, and its ever-churning rumor mill far behind. She's just as eager to escape her overprotective father, who always knows whatever trouble she may or may not be getting into.
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The bane of her existence is the ever-present gossip app CreekTalk. The app takes things a bit too far, starting a rumor that has the potential to ruin lives and end careers - something Nellie is all too familiar with. Things get even worse when one of the girls caught up in the rumor goes missing after the first party of the year.
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Nellie finds herself diving headfirst into the town's secrets, aided by her best friends Emory and Charlie and school golden boy, Caleb. Except this time, it's more than just gossip and some secrets are far more dangerous when brought to light.
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Queen of the Wood
Since homecoming night senior year, Aisling Turner has lived in a hell of her mother's creation.
For five years, she's been trapped in Florida, wondering why she can't remember anything about the night her best friend disappeared. Cut off from the only family who ever loved her and all she's ever known. Finally, she escaped and returned to the small town of Davies, Oklahoma.
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Everything and nothing is the same. But Aisling's determined to make peace with her guilt. To say goodbye to Grams. To start over in the only place she's ever felt at home. If the town will let her. Years later, most people still think she murdered her friend in the woods that night. Even Aisling isn't so sure she's completely innocent.
Apparently, one of those "concerned citizens" believes Aisling knows more than she claims. They set off a chain reaction that puts Aisling on a path with Brett, her old high school crush, and his best friend, Deputy Leo, to discover what actually happened that night. Aisling isn't completely sure she wants to know. But like the drive to come home, the desire to know the truth is too strong. Even if it destroys her.