Purplequilter

The Gale family can change the world with the charms they cast, and they like to keep this in the family. Alysha Gale is tired of having all her aunts try to run her life, both personally and magically. So when the letter from her Gran arrives willing her a "junk" shop in Calgary, Alysha jumps at the chance. It isn't until she gets there that she realizes her customers are fey. And no one told her there's trouble brewing in Calgary - trouble so big that even calling in the family may not save the day.

When you're a TV reporter in Treasure Cove, life is rarely boring. That's especially true when it comes to Brooke McDillon. Brooke is constantly rushing around town, trying to get scoops for her news reports. That said, ever since crazy things started happening in Treasure Cove, Brooke has been chasing one story more than any other. And she finally has it in her sights. The question becomes, will the story live up to the hype?

When Benjamin Norton's body is found face down in his swimming pool, there initially doesn't appear to be anyone who wanted him dead. As amateur sleuth Hope Hadley digs deeper, she uncovers a web of burglary, adultery, and deceit that stretches her investigative skills to the limit.

When Detective Scott Webster returned to Majestic Cove a few weeks ago, Melody Clue was very happy to see him again. She was also quite surprised. After all, Scott had moved away four years ago. And his return to Majestic Cove seemed to come completely out of the blue. Melody had a lot of questions for Scott. Up until that point, she hadn't gotten any answers. That was all about to change.

Jane wants the life of a dolphin. Wild. Graceful. Free. But these days her life is nothing like that. Between her mother's strict rules and the cliques at school, she feels strapped in a child-sized life vest. It's not until Jane gets a tattoo and befriends popular Sam Rojas, a star on the school's swim team, that her life feels freer. She begins to wonder: Is there a way to be myself and not be alone?

Ever decided to do something that seemed like a good idea and, in the second before there's no turning back, think, "I musta been totally mental when I came up with this"? And then, "Oh, well, here goes". That's how angel-in-training Grace Lightbourne felt right before she asked the Big Kahuna if she could go straight to Earth on a mission as a guardian angel. The problem? She never was a great student, and now she won't even finish her last three years of school.