Welcome to Heaven Springs Where the Devil Wants His Due Mandy Maples has returned to her hometown Heaven Springs to regroup. She fled LA when embarrassment encapsulated her life. Living with her Grandmother Angelica, the town's mayor, and working at the local antique store has given her some well needed guidance and grounding. But when a suspicious murder takes place and her grandmother is a suspect, will these new events toss her back into a tail spin? Fortunately for Mandy she's a witch with powers she's now starting to sharpen. Her familiar, Angel, an old soul in a white kitty's body, is there to guide Mandy on her new adventure. Other supernatural beings reveal themselves...some friends, some foes and some with murky intentions. As the series progresses, it becomes clear that a benevolent spirit is trying to rid the town of those that would save it. There's a war coming to Heaven Springs and no one knows who to trust.

A Warrior Angel, a Pesky Ex, and an Unlikely Murder Victim Mandy is up to her neck when her ex from Hollywood shows up uninvited. She's done with the guy but he can't take no for an answer. And when he becomes a murder suspect, will she feel obligated to help in the investigation? What was a warrior angel doing in town? Is something dark and mysterious brewing just below the surface of the community? Are friends actually enemies in disguise? Can Mandy trust her own grandmother? Clues, answers and more questions surface in the second book in the Heaven Springs Paranormal Mystery Series.

An Ax Murderer on the Loose? When a close family friend is murdered in a vicious attack, Mandy, and her grandmother Angelica, vow to help in the investigation. Could the brother of the victim be involved? He was the black sheep of the family...perhaps he took his estrangement a step too far? Or does a professional rival who wanted to expose the family have a part in the killing? The family was involved with the warrior angels. Could their association be a part of a bigger plan to extinguish the clan? Find out in the third book in the Heaven Springs Paranormal Mystery Series

Was it an Accident or Murder? Strange things are happening in Heaven Springs. A man who looks to be covered in blood is mumbling incoherently in the Town Square. At the same time a victim is found within the town's library. Are the two events connected? Jonathan is experiencing headaches...are they connected to the weird goings on around him? Mandy knows her grandmother is keeping secrets. Is it to protect her or is she harboring dark mysteries of her own? As Warrior Angels congregate within the town, will the true evil show it's face?

Following the culmination of the most recent murder case, things feel normal in Heaven Springs for the first time in a long time. Jonathan and Mandy are together, Charlene found romance of her own, and Angelica and Marshall finally went out on a date together! Colin is seething somewhere, plots revenge for what happened, but Mandy is sure that they’ll be able to handle him when that time comes. However, everything falls like a house of cards when someone close to Angelica is found murdered. He leaves behind a note written in red ink. I’m sorry, Angelica. He was always here. With her grandmother now implicated in yet another murder case, Mandy will stop at nothing to uncover the truth behind what happened. At the same time, Emmet’s intern says she saw him get kidnapped and he’s been missing ever since! All of Heaven Springs is in a frenzy. It’s up to Mandy to put things back in their place again. Emmet’s political rival takes the opportunity to amass power with his departure. Was he the one who orchestrated his kidnapping? The victim had many enemies, but who would want to see him dead? Worst of all, Colin kidnaps Angel and hauls him off to Hellmouth. At first, Mandy believes this is just his revenge plot since she kept rejecting his advances, but soon realizes it all adds up to something more. There, Mandy uncovers the truth behind everything that happened in Heaven Springs over the recent months. Finally, she can put a stop to things. In doing so, she loses the one who helped shape her into the person she became.