
Rae Greyson. A mediocre graphic designer. In her mid-twenties. Short in stature. Sloth-like, most days. Nervous on other days. She is a walking rolodex of calming strategies that don't work. Maybe it's because trouble seems to follow her wherever she goes, whether it's a Victorian mansion or a work retreat. And the trouble leads her to a dangerous path where she inevitably trips over a dead body or two. Or three. Independent, Rae isn't looking for a man in her life. So, how does she end up with three?

Stone Winters. A hunky bar owner. In his mid-twenties. Over six-feet tall. Distracted, most days. Exasperated on other days. He has a humiliating ability that he tries to keep under wraps. He also has been carrying a torch for Rae ever since they were eleven. He kissed her then and she punched him. Reacquainted as adults, will her feelings change for him?

Bash Greyson. The sharp nephew of Rae Greyson. Twelve years old. One inch taller than Rae. Curious, most days. Crafty on other days. He is obsessed with anything paranormal, supernatural, supernormal and paranatural. When his Aunt Rae tells him to find a safer obsession like collecting cotton balls, he pivots to solving a murder. How many times is he going to put his own life at risk?

Tiny. A protective Great Shepherd with a melon-sized head. Just over two years old. Size of a pygmy elephant. Hungry, most days. Hungrier on the other days. He meets Rae under mysterious circumstances. Tiny has humanistic qualities and is often the smartest one of the group. Can he outsmart a killer?
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