At forty-five, Delilah Morrison thought her biggest problem was her messy divorce. Then she inherited a house that came with a mail-sorting machine that hums show tunes and packages that deliver themselves.

Fresh from the worst year of her life, Del just wants to hide out in small-town Oregon and figure out what comes next. But Moonrise Hollow isn't your average quiet town—the coffee shop serves magical 'prescriptions,' the high school principal can detect lies, and Del's new postal responsibilities include tracking supernatural communications through golden threads only she can see.

When someone starts stealing protective artifacts from local families, leaving children vulnerable and elders defenseless, Del discovers her postal magic might be the key to catching the thief. The problem? Using her abilities means joining the Circle, a secret society of magical women who've been protecting the town for decades. And Del has had enough of people telling her what to do.

Between mastering powers she never asked for, navigating small-town politics, and trying not to accidentally reroute the gorgeous veterinarian's text messages, Del's plate is full. But when the artifact thefts threaten to expose the entire supernatural community, she'll have to choose: embrace her magical inheritance or watch her new home crumble.

Some packages deliver exactly what you need, even when it's not what you ordered.

Book 1 in the Moonrise Hollow Witches Series.

Moonrise Magic: Women's Paranormal Fiction

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