When the going gets rough, the tough send in their cat... Brigid Donovan is going through a nasty divorce. The only thing that lifts her heart and soul is her dream of buying and restoring her family's old mansion. On a mission to accomplish this, she is thrown up against a family mystery. Who or what is the cat that stalks the mansion, and why does he call himself her protector? What does she need to be protected from? The protection part does come in handy when her ex-husband's mistress decides she doesn't want to give up any of the benefits of having the despicable cad—mainly his billion dollar fortune. Now Brigid's quest for peace may be ended before she even gets started. Not only is the mistress a home-wrecker, she's magical, and Brigid didn't even know that world existed. Now, armed only with her twenty-five pound Ragdoll cat, she has to face the fight of her life, ignorant, magic-less, and just plain tired.

Brigid Donovan is down on her luck. Her husband dumped her for the biggest stereotype around, his secretary, and her family mansion is a decaying wreck. All she wants is to get it restored, enjoy the peace and quiet of living in eight hundred acres of primordial forest, and rebuild her life. Fate seems to be against her. First, her cat starts to speak to her. And what does he say? He's not what he seems to be—seriously? Like a talking cat is normal. He does tell her that she's the great-granddaughter of a fae lord, and very powerful. Only, that doesn't seem right. Where's her magic? Why didn't her family tell her? Things aren't as picture perfect as they seem in her hometown of Kilchis, Oregon. In fact, they haven't been for a long time. For one thing, her restoration team is a pack of werewolves, and her new bestie is a witch. What's going on? Brigid has to find out fast or she could lose it all—her mind, her magic, and her life.

Brigid isn't doing well after her battle with the witches. She's beat up, and she lost Gabe, literally. Her call for help brought her human best friend, but she hasn't any magic although she makes up for it with enthusiasm. To get her stolen magic back, Brigid's going to have to master the magic she has left. Putting a call out to her Fae great grandfather could be the best idea yet, or it could be the worst. The Fae aren't known for their compassion. Oh, and side note, unicorns are real dicks. Together with her protector, Mr. Mittens, Megan, her bestie, and the local werewolf pack, can Brigid defeat the witches this time? Or is everything else adding up to even more disaster?

The last battle with the witches ended badly, and now Brigid and her friends are stuck on Faerie with zero ideas or the power to get back home. Plus, her problems just doubled—Sofia has disappeared in the Fae Realm. If Brigid had any luck some strange Fae creature ate the witch, but Brigid's luck ran out years ago. To make matters worse Brigid has to navigate Fae court politics without causing a civil war. Now it's a race. Who will get back to Earth first and win the conflict? With her new life on the line, Brigid will do anything to get back to her almost finished house, her boyfriend, and her future. But first, she has to bumble her way through strange customs where any missteps could end her life, her cat's, or her great-grandfather's.

Brigid's battle with the witches is over. Her new supernatural bed and breakfast is open. Content to live the life of a low key small business owner, she settles into her new role. Only things are afoot. With the witches gone, a power vacuum calls to those who want new territory. Brigid wouldn't care, normally as long as they leave her alone, but they are determined to be the only powerful beings in the neighborhood. To top off those issues, someone decided to get rid of their pesky poltergeist in her new inn. What's a new magic user supposed to do? Luckily, she has her protector, Mr. Mittens, allies, magical creatures, and loyal friends. Otherwise, it might be worth it to pack up. Will the inn stay afloat? Will Brigid and her friends survive? Only time will tell.

The Secret Haven Inn is doing better after a rocky start, but still the tension with the vampires is amping up. Brigid and her friends thought they'd destroyed the threat, but the vampires have the police force of Kilchis on their side, and maybe more. To make matters worse, Brigid has sworn to help Brightfeather protect her chicks from abduction by their royal grandparents. Will this cause an additional war with the griffins? Can Brigid protect that secret so she doesn't have to fight a war on two fronts? Whoever said running a B&B was easy should be shot. Of course, it might just be all the extras going on. Luckily she has Mr. Mittens to help, and new allies in the gargoyles. Truth is, she'd just like one day to go smoothly.

Brigid is fighting for her business and her life on two fronts. First, the vampires want her gone so they can have the territory to control. Second the griffins are suspicious and hanging around. She promised her griffin friend she'd keep her babies a secret, and she's kept that promise, but the time is coming where it might not be possible anymore. She's already had to shut down her inn once she realized she couldn't protect her clients. But she's fed up, done, finished with all the stress. She has thirteen elements to command, friends, allies, and a powerful Splintercat. It's time to take the fight to the enemy, and take back what's hers. Stand in her way, that will be fun. Best case scenario, she deals with you on her own—worst case? She lets her cat do it.

Mr. Mittens is on the prowl. Something is hunting his charge, and he must find it before it gets to her. As the clock rushes towards Christmas, can he find the creature before it finds Brigid? Ragdoll cats aren't really known for their fierce natures, but luckily, this one has a killer secret.

Brigid Donovan is divorced, adrift, and might be going nuts. Her desire to restore her family's decaying Victorian Mansion isn't going well. Mainly because her werewolf contractor is murdered on the job. And the only other choice to take over is the hot, if sketchy, cousin to the local coven's head witch. On top of these problems, her fluffy Ragdoll cat is now speaking to her—that can't be normal, right? He tells her she's the great-granddaughter of a fae lord, and very powerful. That's all fine and dandy, but where is her magic? Her search leads her to discover that her magic was taken from her at an early age and splintered into thirteen pieces of jewelry that she must find, reintegrate, and learn to use all before the local witch coven finds it first—and they play for keeps. Luckily, she has a best friend, a Splintercat, a griffin, a teenaged dragon, and an angry werewolf pack to help. Everything should go smoothly...shouldn't it?