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When the opportunity to become a war correspondent opens at her news agency, journalist Nicole Sheppard jumps at the chance to go to Ukraine. Her lifelong goal to gather news firsthand in the heat of battle and to test her mettle against the turbulence of war will finally be realized. What she doesn’t anticipate is having her heart and emotions tested as well when she meets the beautiful French doctor, Marie Dubois. As Nicole dodges bullets and Marie extracts them from the wounded, the two women struggle against a growing attraction to one another.

When Lottie Birch, assistant curator at the Museum of Mildly Interesting Objects, is accidentally hurled into Victorian London during an exhibit setup, she finds herself once again mistaken for a governess. Or possibly a biscuit thief. It’s hard to tell. Tasked with wrangling two precocious children, evading a sentient automaton, and surviving an unsanctioned bake-off, Lottie must solve the mystery of the time portal before the next royal scone duel breaks out. Or worse—before she starts enjoying herself.

In the sleepy English village of Purrwood Hollow, retired museum curator Estelle Bunting was hoping to spend her golden years tending to herbs and rescuing stray cats—not solving locked-room murders in her catnip conservatory. When charming but secretive benefactor Elliot Brand is found dead among the marigolds during a sunny garden fundraiser, suspicion blooms faster than the foxglove. The conservatory was locked from the inside. There are no wounds. No witnesses. Except one. Jasper, Estelle’s one-eyed Maine Coon, saw everything—and he’s not exactly talking.

After the deaths of her abusive grandparents, prodigal daughter Rhiannon "Rhea" Ballard ends her self-imposed exile and returns home to the stately Ballard House for one last goodbye. She expects to pay her respects, field awkward questions, and let her family name die with her.