Five days before the presidential inauguration, rookie FBI agent, Emma Noble, and her partner solve a decades old kidnapping case—the crime of the century. They inform a young man from Boston that his life is a lie. Ben Danvers is not the son of a quiet couple in Vermont. His birth mother is about to be inaugurated as vice president of the United States.

Instead of embracing the DC spotlight, Ben searches for answers about the woman who raised him. He discovers a deadly plot hidden in the tangled threads of a plan set in motion decades ago, a prophecy that has crept into the darkest corridors of American power.

Ben Danvers is no hero. The only person he can trust is Emma Noble, a rookie agent in her first week on the job. They must keep each other alive long enough to stop a devastating attack in the nation’s capital.

The Case of the Haunted Hotel

Desperately seeking a fresh start in a new town, a reluctant ghost whisperer is bitterly disappointed when she realizes to defeat the demons in her present, she’ll first have to face the ghosts of her past.

The Case of the Pilfering Poltergeist

Can a stubborn ghost whisperer, a talking ghost cat, and a 143-year-old pink nightgown wearing spirit solve a shocking murder in the doll museum? Or will rogue poltergeists get the best of them?

The Case of the Poached Peridot

An enchanted peridot is missing. The future of a sleepy mountain town is in jeopardy. Now it’s up to Holly, the once reluctant spirit communicator, to save them.

When you put the past behind you, but the past won’t leave you behind…

Laura and Jack Harrington are the archetypal career couple. Good-looking and hard-working with a great life outside working hours. They live in a trendy flat and look forward to starting a family.

But Laura is still haunted by her ‘dark days’ – memories of being bullied by a girl at school. She is finding it hard to conceive and fears this is the result of the illness that followed her traumatic experience as a teenager.

As Laura fights to deal with her emotions, Jack throws himself into his work, having just landed himself a new job. When his new personal assistant arrives, he is relieved to find HR have found someone just as efficient as his previous one.

Sadie Hoffmiller is looking forward to spending her favorite baking season of the year making delicious New England recipes in Boston, Massachusetts, with her favorite leading man, Pete Cunningham, as they babysit his three young grandsons. But when the boys insist that Mrs. Wapple, the woman who lives across the street, is a witch, Sadie and Pete are anxious to distract the boys from such Halloween-induced ideas. However, it gets harder and harder to explain the strange things that keep happening, particularly after Sadie learns the eccentric Mrs. Wapple has been attacked in her home. As the unexplained occurrences escalate, Sadie finds herself embroiled in yet another mystery with life-or-death consequences. Can Sadie discover whoever—or whatever—is behind the mystery before anyone else gets hurt? Or will this be Sadie’s last case?

Adrian Strathmore, a reclusive genius haunted by his past, leads a double life. By day, he is an enigmatic genius, revered for his intellect and eccentricity. But it is under the cover of darkness that he becomes Prometheus, the masked avenger who rescues innocent children from the clutches of a merciless underworld. Scarred both inside and out, he finds solace in his hidden identity and the noble purpose it serves.

Vanessa Bourke, a beautiful actress, finds herself drawn to both Adrian Strathmore, the elusive figure who showers her with tokens of admiration, and Prometheus, the enigmatic hero, not realizing they are one and the same. Consumed by her desire to know the man behind the mask, Vanessa pleads for him to reveal himself, to trust in her love despite his scars. But Adrian, deeply wounded and guarded, fears the vulnerability that accompanies unmasking his true self. Determined not to risk his heart, he pushes her away, willing to lose her forever rather than face the possibility of rejection.