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'Edi Court needs to leave the covenant, so wounds inflicted by her ex can be healed.

'Her psychic ability leads her south where she opens a store.

'A haunted store!

'Now she’s stuck with dealing with a stubborn ghost.

'Voltaire, a plumber, believes in only what he can see in the real world. Edi finds herself in the role of rescuer thanks to his closed heart and aversion to magic.

'Will her desire to heal him land her in trouble?

'Or with the Beltane energies thick in the air, will this be the start of something powerful?

'Can a believer and non-believer in the Magiks find love over Beltane?'

Source: Publisher's blurb.

'Johan Rogers is a family lawyer on the edge of burn out. His state of mind is affecting his ability with the Magiks and once reliable skill as a medium. Looking for fun, nothing serious, he heads south for a break over the summer solstice at Edi’s shop—Crystal Sands. It is here Nova crashes into his life and previously repressed emotions begin to emerge. Will she help him realize his full potential with the Magiks despite the fact she is struggling to find her own unique skill?'

Source: Publisher's blurb.

'The Mabon energies are building in intensity, and are forcing Asiza to confront her ancestral past she’s repressed. In an attempt to avoid her past Asiza takes up the invitation from Edi to help out at her shop Crystal Sands. Can she really escape her past?

'Kaedin is a talented Reiki healer. Raised by his aunt and uncle after his parents died, the only thing left by them – a mysterious puzzle box which he has never been able to open. Does it hold a clue to his past he so desperately wants to find out about? When Kaedin meets Asiza, the attraction sizzles, but each has a mystery to solve.

'Will their pasts prevent them from having a future together?'

Source: Publisher's blurb.

'Serilda has a secret, one she’s working hard to keep her new friends from finding out. She’s moved to Warradale along the coast from Melbourne to work as a medium at Crystal Sands, telling people she wanted a change of scenery, a more beach lifestyle. But that wasn’t the reason at all.

'Darus never thought that going to see a medium would change his life considerably. Before seeing Serilda, his life was on track, his electrical business was doing well, and he was starting to think about settling down. Then she turned his life upside down.

'Serilda finds herself attracted to Darus, but with what she’s told him and her secret, can they really have a long term relationship?

'Samhain is a time to know thy self. This is true for Serilda as she tries to find the strength to show her true self to her new friends, and more importantly to Darus, the man she’s falling in love with.

'Secrets are revealed. Will they help or hinder the chance of Serilda and Darus falling in love?'

Source: Publisher's blurb.

'White witch, Zamara, is a Seer in the Magiks. Working as a psychic at Crystal Sands since it opened, she’s been busy with clients wanting to know their future prospects. What frustrates her is that while she can see other people’s future, she can’t see her own. With Yule approaching, she yearns to have a love in her life and to share this time in a relationship, instead of being single for another year. What’s stopping her from seeing the potential love that unexpectedly comes into her life?

'Kaito is the new pharmacist in Warradale, a small town along the coast from Melbourne. He’d opted for a coastal change from city life, to escape from a needy ex who was intent on entrapping him into marriage. Moving to the coastal town was his way of ensuring he kept with his own life plan of career first, then marriage and a family later. He doesn’t believe in destiny or fate, but free will. Life at the coastal town isn’t what he’d expected, but it could be just the right prescription for the future his heart really desires.

'Kaito isn’t the only new face in town. There’s a dark storm coming, a past catching up with one of the white witches. Can the white witches face this together? Or will the past close Crystal Sands once and for all?'

Source: Publisher's blurb.