Shay Lawless

A small mining community museum is burglarized. A man vanishes and is assumed murdered. Harley Davidson hasn't always made the right choices. She's trying to turn that around. But when an ex-boyfriend vanishes along with antiques from the local museum where she volunteers and fingers point to her, Harley's life spins out of control while she digs into the past to find clues to the mystery behind the town-and perhaps, find the missing man.Old treasures never unearthed. Dark secrets undiscovered and better left alone. An old mining town with a mysterious past and perhaps, a doomed future. And, of course, a bit of romance.Harley's not looking for romance. But while she's discovering the dark secrets of her town and trying to convince her grandpa she can be a part of his ragtag baseball team dreaming of competing in the local Brandy Mountain Big Ball Tournament, she has a chance encounter with not only her ex-boyfriend's best friend, but a man who certainly isn't her type, but shares her love of the mystery in which she is unwillingly entangled.

Jericho McGovern doesn't believe in fairy tales. She believes in working doubles, locking doors, and getting through another night alive. But everywhere Jericho tries to settle, the same thing happens. The dead wake up. The towns explode in violence. And by the time she understands what's wrong, the place is already becoming a ghost town. Dragging along three kids her ex-boyfriend left behind and an Irish fairy that refuses to leave her body, Jericho can't stay anywhere long enough to call it home. Every refuge collapses around them-marked by banshee cries, restless dead, and ancient beings drawn from Irish folklore that don't care who survives as long as the land is cleared. This isn't a haunting. It's a pattern. As the boundary between the living and the otherworld thins, Jericho uncovers a brutal truth: she isn't just passing through these cursed towns. She's the reason they're dying. A dark fantasy horror novel steeped in Irish mythology, ghost lore, and supernatural suspense, Ghost Town is perfect for readers who love eerie folklore, haunted places, relentless dread, and flawed heroines fighting impossible odds. And if Jericho can't figure out why it's happening-there won't be anywhere left to run.

Journey Bacon has grown up in a quiet, small town in the American heartland, convinced her life is already written-working at the local bank and marrying the same controlling man she's dated since high school. But when a friend gives her an old dance card with a mysterious past and a promise she must keep, everything changes. The card leads Journey toward an unexpected gift-a voice made for singing country music-and a path back to the last person she ever thought she'd love: the boy she grew up with and once swore she'd never speak to again. As sparks fly between them, secrets surface, and the small-town gossip mill hums louder than a jukebox on Saturday night. Journey must decide if she'll keep living the safe life she's always known-or follow the song in her heart toward love, freedom, and the stage lights of her dreams. A small-town enemies-to-lovers country romance filled with second chances, southern charm, mystery, and the sweet twang of heartache and hope-perfect for readers who enjoy Nashville-style romance, women's fiction with music, and emotional stories of finding yourself.