The Psychic Sisters Series
A woman with a secret. A man whose job it is to ferret out secrets. Natural rivals. Until nature takes an unexpected turn….
Paul
Security is my life, it’s what I do and I’m damned good at it. So when Edie Loomis enters my Las Vegas casino and starts raking in the cash, it doesn’t take me long to realize that something is up. But she’s a mystery from the start – she is gorgeous although she tries her best to hide it, she drives a banged-up old beater, and the RV park she lives in is a far cry from the lifestyle she could afford with her winnings. The problem is going undercover to catch a crook, has me catching feelings instead. And for the first time, I find myself with a choice I don’t want to make – Duty vs Desire?
Edie
I keep my secrets as close as I keep my cards. On the casino circuit, I dress the part and I have everyone fooled. I’m not complaining, leading a double life has never been a moral dilemma for me until now. It’s just the cards I’ve been dealt. My first priority is my sisters and I will do anything to secure their future. Spilling my guts about my messy past and a gift that I never wanted will bring the tenuous walls of my life crashing down, but what scares me most is Paul walking away from me when he finds out I’m a freak.
If you love shy but steely heroines, workplace romance, nerdy hunks, and grumpy bosses, then you will love this swoony contemporary romance.
Liam
Grieving my brother’s death is tough but it’s the guilt that cripples me.
Nobody understands. Not until her.
When she was an intern, I toed the line but I couldn’t wait for her to come back as a full-fledged employee. She’s a talented software engineer but it’s her sweet demeanor, her beautiful smile, and that red hair that had me losing sleep.
Now after tragedy with my life turned upside-down, I’m just a shell, a grump with employees who either hate or fear me. So she’s finally here but I’m damaged goods. She deserves better but no matter how grouchy I get; she won’t let me or my company go down without a fight.
Jade
If life has taught me one thing, it’s to not communicate with ghosts. This is no gift, at least no gift that I ever wanted.
I returned to Ward Security because it felt like Liam and I had unfinished business. I was crushing on him hard during my internship. I thought he liked me too but he was the boss and I was the young intern. Not that I care about his age. Or the fact that he’s a nerd. He’s still the most gorgeous, hunky nerd I’ve ever met.
Feeling Liam’s guilt guts me. I want to help him but communicating with his pushy ghost of a brother is a hard limit for me. I don’t want to watch Liam descend deeper into guilt and pain, but opening myself up to the supernatural means risking my sanity. Love, but at what cost?
