A dangerous killer, a psychic, and the coat that has all the answers …

Maisey and Aaron Friedman (Justice for Maisey) are enjoying married life and their new blended family. But everything changes after the social worker’s simple trip to a consignment shop where she finally purchases a coat shes had her eye on.

Despite Aaron deeming the coat ugly, Maisey still loves the garment, and she’s sure he’ll love it too when she models it for him. But when she wakes up on the floor with her deputy sheriff husband standing over her, concern in his eyes, Maisey knows something is terribly wrong. The coat’s sad origin reveals an unsolved slaying, and without the victim to help them, the Friedmans begin their attempts to solve the case using the secrets the coat reveals in Maisey’s psychic visions as their only clues.

But as they delve deeper into the mysteries of the coat, the murderer refuses to allow them to uncover the truth. Suddenly, Maisey’s security is in question, leaving Aaron and his crew of hometown heroes to strategize ways of keeping her safe while unearthing the identity of the culprit. The coat comes with answers, but will those answers be the catalyst that puts them all in danger?

The world needs more people who care, but does she care too much?

PRIEST

Redemption

I did my time—hard time—for a long time. Im not an innocent man, but I paid the price. Im working on a new, squeaky-clean résumé. After 28 years, I learned how to behave, and how to inspire others. And thats what I do. Its who I am. Enduring years of never-ending, horrific abuse in prison, I can safely say that Id do anything to protect weaker individuals from danger.

She's headstrong and independent. He's determined and dangerous. Is their love a disaster … or their salvation?

Bear

Relentless.

I'm a murderer, and I own that. I've paid my debt to society, but what I did is a stain on my soul that will leave me forever unworthy of anything good. So I'm surprised when a couple of nights with FBI Agent Sela Baldwin when she's here at the farm guarding Natalie leaves me longing for more time with her. She's stuck in rehab from her injuries and mad as a hornet, but my offer for her to live with me and explore our relationship is surprisingly well-received. We settle in, only to find that the cartel still has a mark on Sela and Natalie, and it'll take all of my friends from App STAR, Citadel Security, and the Eagle Point Search and Rescue teams to keep them safe—if Sela will just cooperate. I swear, that woman is her own worst enemy!

SELA

Relentless.

They might call him Bear, but he's a wildcat in the sack. I think about those hands and that body constantly while I'm trapped in the rehab facility, planning my escape and furious that the bureau doesn't think I can do my job. I don't connect with people emotionally, but when I discover he's been in an accident, I'm terrified. As soon as he asks me to move out to the farm with him, I realize being on the disabled list will give us time to maybe have an actual relationship. His openness and honesty give me hope, and I'm surprised at myself and how fast I start to trust him and care for him. There's just one problem. The cartel is still after Natalie and me, and no matter what Bear says, I've never trusted a man to take care of me. Is my Dangerous Man dangerous enough to get the job done, or will I have to do it myself?