Welcome to the place where things that go bump in the night deliver your milk in the mornings, community is important to human and creature alike, and all Hell occasionally breaks loose. When Jody Shaw is hired to be the new sheriff of Harrow Bay, a small coastal community, she’s excited to rise through the ranks and try something new. At forty-three, her career is everything that matters to her, besides her mother and grandmother, who move with her. It doesn’t take long for Jody to learn Harrow Bay is unusual. It’s home to all sorts of supernatural creatures, and there’s a Hell gate right at the center of town. Seriously, who thought it was a good idea to build an entire town around a Hell gate? As Willa, Jody’s mom, tries to figure out who she is now that she’s widowed, and Gram decides to wage war on the tyrant queen of the Senior Center, Jody realizes she’s not quite prepared for her new job when an escapee of Hell comes to Harrow Bay, with a handsome half-demon bounty hunter after him. Drake is clearly large (very large) and in charge, but he’s an insufferable jerk. The sooner she can end their collaboration, the better. Right?

A Sandman is causing trouble for the residents of Harrow Bay.

Too many men, not enough time. Jody isn’t used to juggling men and has no interest in it. When a coven of warlocks turn up in Harrow Bay, she doesn’t like their leader’s interest in her any more than she likes having them in her town. The mayor is persistent with his attempts to get better acquainted, and she’s clinging to her determination to make Drake believe there’s nothing between them. Willa is struggling to come to terms with her unexpected attraction, and Isabel has more of a love life than she wants when Artie pops the question. Love is in the air, no matter how unwanted. When Aoife’s daughter discovers a mysterious runaway and helps her, Jody and the department are drawn in. Maven wants to avoid the arranged marriage the warlocks plan for her, and Jody is determined to help her. When she continues to thwart the head warlock, he curses her. Time is suddenly precious and dwindling as she fights for Maven’s future, her own, and the fate of Harrow Bay.

Love is spreading like a virus…Love is in the air in Harrow Bay, and it’s spreading like a contagion. Between the canoodling couples practically stripping in the street and the swift escalation of her own newly developing relationship with Drake, Jody becomes suspicious. There seems to be more to this love than natural causes. It’s making people desperate and obsessed to be with the objects of their affection. It brings out the best—and worst—in the residents of Harrow Bay.As Jody tries to figure out who has cast a love spell on the town, Beez has an unexpected visitor, and Willa finds her feelings for her friend escalating so rapidly she can’t ignore them. Isabel is focused on bringing down Sally, and she’s willing to turn to desperate means to do it. Cupid’s arrow has struck the town, but Jody fears it’s more like a missile, and she worries about the impending explosion if they can’t get the raging hormones and loving desperation under control.

Secrets and revelations…With the return of the coroner’s report, Jody learns Artie was definitely magically murdered. Suspicion turns to Sally, but they need more concrete proof. When Gram claims she’s seeing the ghost of Sally’s dead husband, Willa dismisses it as needing glasses, but there are definitely a few apparitions hanging around Harrow Bay, and they’re powering up with the book Willa hid. When she confesses to her B&E, it gives Jody and Drake a lead to follow as they deal with becoming a couple, ghosts, vandals, and perhaps a murderous old witch. Will Gram finally disrupt Sally’s glamours, or is there something even more sinister than façade magic at work in Harrow Bay?

BFFs and Bloodsuckers Shouldn't MixWhen Jody’s BFF blows through town, she has to shield Daphne from the truth of Harrow Bay. Her friend complicates that when she starts dating Ryland. Jody is nervous about her being with a vampire, especially when Daphne doesn’t know what he is. With Drake busy chasing an extremely dangerous, high-level escapee from Hell, and having to contend with the temporary deputy sent to fill in for Michael while he’s on vacation, Jody feels stretched thin.Willa and Patty traverse new ground, and Isabel makes a new friend. Things are much the same, but everything is different and constantly in flux. In other words, it’s a normal day in Harrow Bay…as normal as things ever are. Jody just has to keep it all together, hide the secret of the town, and potentially protect her friend from a suitor who might want to give more than love bites. No problem. Right?

There's something fishy happening in Harrow Bay. When Judge Wilson finally catches a mermaid, the young woman brings chaos and calamity to Harrow Bay. It’s all inadvertent, but she causes more problems for Jody. The human men who meet Allandria are enchanted and seem to quickly grow addicted to the mermaid, and it’s becoming a huge headache. Jody’s all too aware that Drake is also somewhat susceptible to the mermaid, and she’s struggling with jealousy, which is a foreign emotion. Isabel is none too happy about their fishy guest after a merman broke her teenage heart sixty years ago. She doesn’t trust any of them, but she won’t let the mermaid distract her. She’s determined to find a new purpose or rekindle an old one. After all, she’s not getting any younger. Willa and Patty are making progress in their relationship, but when Liesel finds out, will it be the end of their fledgling romance?

It’s a holly jolly Hell-iday in Harrow Bay.It’s nearly Christmas in Harrow Bay, and Drake is ready for his first holiday with Jody. She’s happy to share the experience with him too, but she could do without the distraction of a possible scam artist in town, posing as a medium, and a vengeful ghost who targets Patty and her mother by extension.Willa loves the holidays, but this year is dampened by Liesel’s petty machinations to interfere between her and Patty. The arrival of Patty’s old boyfriend at Liesel’s behest raises doubts and causes suspicions as she questions if they have what it takes to make their relationship last.Isabel continues to search for the right path in her magical pursuits. She’s determined to protect Willa from heartbreak, even if her methods drive her daughter farther away.Christmas will either bring them all together, or all hell will break loose. Probably both.

Powered-up, Liquored Up, or Fired Up? Or All Of The Above? This Festival Means Trouble.The Ash Moon Festival brings an influx of magical tourists all seeking to power-up with the ley lines in Harrow Bay. Jody’s busy enough with that issue, but when Sally Gilling’s cousin comes to town, she’s spread even thinner. Ingrid is a powerful necromancer, and she’s determined to avenge Sally’s disgrace.Willa is learning more about herself and finds courage she didn’t expect. Unfortunately, her decision to act is a bad idea, and she’s in over her head.Isabel does Internet magic (again!) that practically explodes her knees, landing her in a wheelchair for a while. With a necromancer in town, determined to get vengeance, and with Isabel as her #1 priority target, it’s a bad time to be incapacitated, even if Isabel is Hell on wheels.When Ingrid proves to be more than Jody can handle, she makes a desperate choice. With the fate of everyone in Harrow Bay hanging in the balance, can she find a way to defeat a necromancer, save the people she loves, and still find time for a romantic Valentine’s Day date with Drake?