Drake Harbor Series

Dr. Matthew Rivers had it all. A good career, with a promotion in sight. A great family, who had been through the worst and made it to the other side. His determination and dedication were all paying off. Things couldn’t be better. But then it begins to fall apart. Nurse Natalie Stevens walks through the doors of his ER, igniting feelings he had buried for the good of his job. His sister flies into town to inform the family her cancer is back. And just as he was coming to terms with these bombs dropped on him, someone begins coming after his loved ones.

Julie Rivers has a passion for antiques. She won’t stop until she knows everything about the antiques that come through her shop. While renovating her shop, Julie uncovers something that was never meant to be found. And now someone wants it back, and to keep her quiet. As the newest detective for the Drake Harbor PD, Cole Dekker jumps head first into a case that seems unsolvable. With very little to go on, Cole does a search for similar cases, triggering the FBI to get involved. The man who coldly murdered two sisters in the seemingly quiet town of Drake Harbor is a serial killer.

When an unusually high number of fires hit the quiet town of Drake Harbor, newly appointed fire captain Jack Rivers suspects arson. The fires seem random at first, but Jack’s senses tell him otherwise. The fires burn too hot. The place of origin is undiscernible. And then, while on a call, Jack discovers an accelerant that burns hot and fast, leaving no trace once the fire touches it. Jen Green moved to Drake Harbor to hide. She found a job at an unassuming antique shop, determined to keep to herself. But when her boss’s brother, Jack, begins renovating the antique shop, everything changes.

Bethany Winters has tried to come to terms with her father’s death. But things just don’t add up. The nightmares she’s been plagued with for years are becoming clearer, but that only leaves her with more questions. Determined to find answers, Bethany must decide if she can break down her walls and trust the one person who seems to know something about her father. The problem is, the more she learns, the more she doesn’t believe he’s trustworthy.