When Rowe Branning sets off with her faithful wolfhound, Tris, on a quest to visit a grandmother she hasn't seen in fifteen years, her arrival in Hartford Cove is far less welcoming than she hoped for. Her reason for coming is put into question, and the way the sheriff looks at her makes her feel like prey even as she's drawn to him.

Then ghosts from her past return in the flesh, making Rowe question what she remembers of her last visit to this hidden town, when she watched her mother and her best friend be brutally mauled by a monster out of nightmares.

Nothing in Hartford Cove is as it seems. It holds dark secrets, not just to her past, but to the true purpose behind Hartford Cove’s seclusion. Is there any hope of Rowe finding safety iand a new home? Especially when she hides secrets of her own? Because everywhere Rowe looks, she sees monsters, and she's beginning to think they're not just her imagination.

Magic encircles the town, howls fill the woods, and a curse lives in Rowe's blood that everyone wants. But who is friend and who is foe in the feud between the wolves and the huntsmen?

Hartford Cove was supposed to be a safe haven. Instead, Rowe discovered a family legacy steeped in magic and wolf shifters. The hallucinations she grew up with weren’t tricks of her broken mind. Her toaster is fully functional–thank you very much–and the real world is more wonderful and horrifying than she ever imagined.

Too bad, in Rowe’s life, all good things come to an end. A single act of violence sends Tris and her fleeing, afraid for their lives. But one door closing allows another door to open, and while in hiding, long-held feelings ignite, giving Rowe a second chance at happiness.

Running can’t last forever, though. The darkness Rowe tried to escape finally catches up, and she finds herself isolated and tortured, her mind pushed to the breaking point.

When help arrives, it comes from an unexpected source. The huntsmen are the boogeymen of the wolf shifters, but are they the villains she's been led to believe? Or is there more than one side to the story of their ancient feud?

It seems that Rowe can’t escape her part in this twisted tale. Centuries ago, it began with death. Will the next lines of the story be written with Rowe's blood?

A paranormal romance that features a spunky heroine with questionable sanity, a scary—but sexy—sheriff, a gentle mayor, and a wolfdog whose more than just his bark.

When Rowe kidnapped Ros and hauled him back to Hartford Cove, she knew she was taking more than one risk. The small town of wolf shifters doesn’t play friendly with vampires. But Rowe hopes that a peace offering will finally lay this centuries-old feud to rest.

Returning to Hartford Cove may have been a mistake, though. When Haut is wounded by a silver bullet, it becomes clear that the barrier that protects them may no longer be enough to keep the quiet town hidden.

Time is running out, but not just for the wolf shifters. The witch who’s been invading Rowe’s thoughts holds the answers to the secrets in Ros’s past. Rowe must learn to embrace her heritage as the Wendall witch and track down Ros’s missing sister, but with enemies at their borders, now is the worst time to leave Hartford Cove.

Can they figure out a way to bury the feud between wolf shifters and huntsmen before more innocent lives are lost?

Rowe thought putting the feud between the wolf shifters and the huntsmen to rest was the hard part, but learning to control her magic turns out to be a whole new monster. In true Rowe fashion, nothing is going right, and the expectations of the witch community only make it worse.

She wants nothing more than to eat pie and take it easy with her mates, but with so many newcomers to Hartford Cove, Rowe’s time is stretched thin between magic classes and integrating the new witches and vampires into the once quiet town.

Not everyone is happy with the changes, and when a body is found mauled in the woods, fingers start pointing. The wounds hold an eerie familiarity to those that killed Rowe’s mother, but Owen is the only werewolf who can shift outside of the full moon.

Is the curse taking control of her gentle love? Or is something more sinister going on? Rowe must uncover the truth before the uneasy peace falls apart. But can she bring herself to step back into the woods where her life ended as a child and face the nightmares waiting there?

The yearly festival is approaching, and Rowe has reached her pie-tasting limit. When a stray comes to town, asking for help from the Wendall witch, the party plans are put on hold.
 
It turns out Hartford Cove isn’t the only sanctuary city. When Rowe learns that this new town is run by a pack of werewolves, she realizes they may hold the key to curing Owen's curse for good. The festival takes a back seat as Rowe and her men set out to stop the world from finding out about paranormal creatures hidden among them.
 
Rowe and her mates embark on a road trip to raise a magical barrier and save the world, but in true Rowe fashion, nothing goes according to plan. As one complication after another arises, will they make it to their destination? Or is this one road trip they should have declined?

Rowe owes Drake her life, so when he comes knocking on her door, demanding that she pay her blood debt, she has no choice but to agree. Hartford Cove has always been a haven for the paranormal, and now Rowe has become the unlikely protector of Drake's mate, a witch stained by black magic.

The paranormal council's stance on using magic to take a life is clear, but Rowe knows better than anyone that the black and white rules of magic leave a lot to be desired. When the law catches up to Drake and his mate, Rowe has no choice but to put her neck on the line to make sure they're given a fair trial.

With the return of old enemies, and her freedom on the line, will Rowe survive her most deadly adventure yet? Or will this be the end of her fairy tale?