The task of finding the killer of a Jane Doe from more than thirty years ago isn’t going to be easy. In fact, it might be impossible. After spending most of his life in his father’s shadow this is Chris Marks’ opportunity to show what he can do. So when he sees a woman on television that’s the spitting image of the victim, he’s determined to talk to her. Ella Scott is a reporter tired of covering dog shows and charity car washes. She’s dying to sink her teeth into a real story. When Chris tells her she might be a connection to a cold case, she jumps at the chance to cover the murder investigation. But someone out there doesn’t want the case resurrected and is determined to shut it down. By any means necessary. As the danger escalates, so does their passion for one another. Can Chris keep the two of them safe long enough to bring in a cold-blooded killer?

After only one coffee date, Luke Brewster can tell that Shaw Parker is the kind of woman that he’d like to get to know better. She’s smart, funny, successful, and beautiful. She seems to like him too. But a smooth courtship isn’t in the cards for the couple. There’s someone out there stalking her, getting closer and closer with each passing day. They have no idea who he is or what he’ll do. They only know that he’s fixated on Shaw. As the heat turns up on their romance, the stalker ups the ante and makes increasingly disturbing threats. Knowing that she’s in danger, Luke steps in, determined to keep the woman that he’s falling for safe. He’ll find out who is terrorizing Shaw and get them out of her life for good. He’d better do it fast though because the stalker is losing patience, waiting and watching for the perfect moment to make Shaw his…and his alone.

Ryan Beck has had issues with his wealthy family his entire life. His parents wanted him to be a carbon copy of themselves, but what they got instead was a son determined to live life his own way. He keeps his distance from his mother and father and their privilege soaked world. He learned early on that material items couldn’t replace love. His only regret is leaving behind Mariah Campbell. She’s the closest he’s ever come to real love, but they just couldn’t make it work between them. He consoles himself knowing that she wouldn’t fit into his current lifestyle, and he could never fit into hers. When the body of a well-to-do young man is discovered at a construction site, Ryan realizes that he’s about to get pulled back into the world of country clubs, champagne parties, and limousines. Unfortunately, he knew the victim many years ago. Now he’s searching for his friend’s killer and that means seeing Mariah again, bringing back the past and all the feelings that he’d thought he’d forgotten. She just might be more dangerous than any murderer could ever be.

“I want you to help me prove that your brother was responsible for my sister’s disappearance.” Knox Owens can’t believe his ears. Apparently, his new girlfriend had more than romance on her mind when they met. She’d deliberately run into him that night at the bar. She knew who he was. Now she wants his help. Jenna Waters is desperate. She’s come to the last person that should or would help her, but she doesn’t know where else to turn. Her sister walked out of a coffee shop over six months ago – on the arm of Knox’s brother – and was never seen or heard from again. If Knox is going to help her, he has two rules. One – she has to be open to other suspects if the investigation leads away from his brother. Two – they aren’t a couple anymore. Feeling betrayed by her subterfuge, he doesn’t want any funny business between them. Of course, she agrees. But the more time they spend together, the more that second rule is becoming a problem. There’s chemistry between them, even if they don’t want to admit it. The building passion between them isn’t their biggest problem, however. Someone doesn’t want them sticking their nose into this investigation… And this case is taking a deadly turn.

The night the lights went out in Seattle… During a blackout, Eli Hammond finally talks to his extremely attractive neighbor, Charlotte “Charlie” Baker, from across the hall. He’s seen her around, but they’ve never moved past the nodding and smiling stage. Tonight, he’s offered her part of his dinner and some company in the candlelight. They talk for hours, but when Charlie finds out Eli used to be a sheriff, she’s in a big hurry to leave. She’s had enough of cops to last a lifetime. It’s too bad, though. She really liked him. But Charlie has secrets, and she’d like to keep them that way. She’s managed to build a life for herself. She doesn’t want to look back. But what was dead and buried is bound to rise again. Soon Eli finds himself and Charlie tangled in her dark past. They both want to finally find the truth, but someone out there is standing in the way. And that person is a killer. Will Eli and Charlie be their next victim?