Life for Quinn has never been what's considered 'normal'. Born with freaky psychic abilities that skip a few generations, she's had to live with the hassle of seeing ghosts and getting visions from everything she touches. Life doesn't get any better when her parents move the family to a town filled with ghosts, witches, and demons. Now, she has to help a three hundred year old boy defeat an evil ancestor, one that has slowly been breaking away from his prison to unleash Hell on Earth.

Beautiful cover made by the very awesome ssaayyjj "At first glance, I really did wonder why the old lady had seemed so adamantly opposed to this town because it didn't look scary at all. Maybe she was balls-out against capitalism and nice houses-her smell could have foreshadowed it-because the place looked nice. Very nice. The streets were almost uncannily clean, at least compared to the ones I was used to back in Detroit. The Victorian styled houses, more often white than anything, belonged in those decorating magazines, with the lawn perfectly cut and surrounded by white fenced with American flags on them. I could almost imagine the husband laying on the lawn, butt in the air, with scissors and a magnifying glass grooming the grass to make it look this perfect. They undoubtedly used fertilizer and other toxic things to make it so green." When Oksana arrives in Hebron, Connecticut, she is not there for the scenery; she is there on a mission, seeking answers from her biological parents to all the whys that have been pledging her mind for years. The last thing she had expected was to be caught in the middle of a century old curse... and to actually want to stay tuned for more.

Yesterday, Mona Lieber saw something she shouldn't have. Now she's got an ignorant boy wrapped around her finger, teaching him a lesson about the arts of entertainment. Today, Adrien Finkwell is suffering through 28 nights of classic movies. If he doesn't, one very snarky girl will spill a dark secret of his. They both might learn something about tomorrow.

Seventeen year old Talia Asbury is most definitely not a coffee addict, like so many her age. In fact, she is the farthest thing from it. There is nobody who dislikes coffee more than she. So how did she score a job working at the only decent coffee shop in her small town? Her job isn't exactly the brightest thing in her world, but it's something she needs desperately. But enter college freshman Zachary Dunmore, who needs coffee like he needs air. Outgoing, abrasive, and addicted to caffeine, he and Talia don't get along from the start. But when something brings the two together for more than a simple coffee drink at a run-down café, the tables turn and so does their relationship. All he wanted was a café au lait; all she needed was a job.