North County Paranormal

If it weren't for a case marked URGENT and accompanied by multiple emails, James wouldn't think anything of the wellness fair taking place in a nearby event space. Sure, health supplements and crystals aren't his scene, but it's ultimately harmless. At least it seems that way until reports of ghosts, love potions, and unprovoked attacks make their way to the Foundation. And what more, the Foundation has given James a strict deadline by which to solve the case or his team might be looking at layoffs. It's fine, though. James has worked plenty of ridiculous cases under unreasonable demands. And if it means saving his team, then he'll do it again this time. He's got a plan in place, the first steps have been taken, and- -and now James might need his team to save him. 72 St. Margaret's Way is Book 10 in the North County Paranormal Unit series. Amanda McCormack is a writer, performer, and lifelong Massachusetts resident. In a past life, she was a librarian in both public libraries and private research institutions. This led to a passion for research and writing which, combined with her love of New England's history and culture, formed the foundation for Enfield Arts.She loves getting lost on the back roads of Massachusetts, chocolate chip cookies, and a good slow-burn romance story. She hates pears and driving in Boston. You can usually find her at home with a cup of coffee in hand and at least three pens stuck in her hair for safekeeping.

James didn't think he'd ever return to the North County Branch's headquarters. Not after getting compromised and nearly killing his team as someone else pulled the strings. But now, maybe against his better instincts, he's returned from a month of medical leave. He'll rejoin the team, but he won't be the captain and he can't let them know how terrified he actually is. His first case back focuses on Lancaster Green, a nursing home dealing with a strange haunting just blocks from his childhood home. It's the perfect mystery to get him back on his feet. But between the panic attacks, seeing Adele around every corner, and the dread of what will happen if his tight-knit family learns what happened, James is struggling both in and out of work. The rest of the team can only do so much for James as he tries to move on from his worst nightmare. There's no closure coming, no instructions on what to do next. Just the rest of his life, looming in front of him. But at least this is a simple case to start out with. Hopefully. Lancaster Green is Book 12 in the North County Paranormal Unit series. Amanda McCormack is a writer, performer, and lifelong Massachusetts resident. In a past life, she was a librarian in both public libraries and private research institutions. This led to a passion for research and writing which, combined with her love of New England's history and culture, formed the foundation for Enfield Arts.She loves getting lost on the back roads of Massachusetts, chocolate chip cookies, and a good slow-burn romance story. She hates pears and driving in Boston. You can usually find her at home with a cup of coffee in hand and at least three pens stuck in her hair for safekeeping.

Learning about psychic phenomena is like studying the ocean one drop at a time. But unfortunately for Gabriella, that's her assignment this week. The creators of Pinewood Corner Kitchen, a successful cooking website and empire, have requested help from the Foundation as they deal with apparent psychic attacks. Gabriella and Graham - who happens to be their website's biggest fan - dig into the events surrounding the couple, who will only accept one possible answer to their situation: the owner of a local food truck, who fought with them online and happens to have psychic powers, has to be the culprit.But it's not that simple, as Gabriella realizes there are multiple possibilities, all different and all terrifying. While she narrows down her list, Graham considers whether the Foundation is really the career change he was looking for when he left academia. The entitled behavior of wealthy clients might hide something more sinister than anyone expected going into this case, but how deadly can the world of online cooking really be? Pinewood Corner Kitchen is Book 13 in the North County Paranormal Unit series. Amanda McCormack is a writer, performer, and lifelong Massachusetts resident. In a past life, she was a librarian in both public libraries and private research institutions. This led to a passion for research and writing which, combined with her love of New England's history and culture, formed the foundation for Enfield Arts.She loves getting lost on the back roads of Massachusetts, chocolate chip cookies, and a good slow-burn romance story. She hates pears and driving in Boston. You can usually find her at home with a cup of coffee in hand and at least three pens stuck in her hair for safekeeping.