The Bloomin' Psychic

Petal to the Metal introduces Mia Thorne—career destroyed, relationship over, newly arrived in a strange town she inherited from an aunt she never knew—who stumbles over a body in the overgrown garden on her first day.

She becomes the prime suspect. The detective investigating is obnoxious. His lawyer brother is infuriatingly attractive. And her dead aunt's cat has clearly already passed judgment on her. Features a reluctant psychic, slow-burn setup, and a laugh-out-loud introduction to Newberry.

Life's a Birch returns to Mia as she settles into Newberry life only to encounter a body in a canal wearing days-of-the-week underpants.

Her psychic gifts are growing and her friendship with Patrick is deepening, but Mia's mother is a looming threat on the horizon. Features continued small-town cozy mystery, slow-burn romantic development with Dane, and sharpening of Mia's abilities.

Drive Me Daisy confronts Mia with her worst nightmare: her mother arrives in Newberry with her latest husband in tow, just as another murder case lands in Mia's lap.

Juggling her domineering mother's visit, her growing psychic powers, and a new investigation, Mia's humor and resilience are tested. Features family dynamics, paranormal investigation, and Mia's ongoing personal growth.

Kiss My Ash finds Mia's midlife makeover going surprisingly well—until a beloved actress is found dead the day of her big performance at the Newberry Playhouse, and the murder triggers a haunted rumor that's been waiting for Mia.

The case demands Mia deepen her psychic abilities in new ways. Features theatrical setting, ghost communication, and continued romance progression with Dane.

Feel the Fern has Mia finally thriving—career up, relationship solid, friendships rooted—when a dead body surfaces at a local gym and the case threatens everything she has rebuilt.

Patrick plays a key role in connecting her to the investigation. Features Mia's most confident investigative outing yet and warm found-family dynamics among the Newberry regulars.

Mint Condition arrives on the eve of Mia's long-delayed birthday celebration, which is immediately derailed by a murdered man and a stolen coin.

Mia races to solve the case before the killer slips away under cover of the festivities. Features time-pressure mystery, a collector's world setting, and Mia's sharpest psychic performance yet.

Cherry Dead brings a cult TV show's cast reunion to Newberry—and turns it deadly when the star of the show chokes to death on the cherry of his cocktail in an apparent accident that his ghost insists was murder.

Mia must navigate a town full of celebrity suspects while deciphering an unhelpfully vague ghost's clues. Features convention setting, celebrity suspects, and peak Mia comic timing.

Flowering Inferno sends Mia to a glamping retreat with her formidable mother—a recipe for disaster even before one of the retreat participants is found dead.

Forced into close quarters with her complicated family while conducting a murder investigation, Mia's growth as both a psychic and a person gets its fullest test. A warm and satisfying series conclusion featuring family reconciliation and resolution of the romance arc.