Fiona Carson and Tre White have been enemies since high school, and when Fiona moves back to small-town Kalomish after nearly fifteen years away, that hasn’t changed. Tensions are still high, and she would like nothing more than to see Tre thrown in a jail cell. Tre would settle for Fiona disappearing back to Seattle—or wherever she was—instead of showing up at every town hall to support plans to turn Kalomish into a tourism hellhole.

But when Tre ventures to the developers’ construction site late one night planning to sabotage the whole thing and finds Fiona already there—with a bomb in her hands—everything goes awry. Tre is forced to confront the fact that he has no idea who Fiona is, and demands they put their differences aside to stop the town’s destruction.

Boom Boom Bang is a small-town, enemies-to-lovers romcom for fans of The Anarchist Cookbook that’s built on destruction, resistance, and the kind of love that explodes when you least expect it.

Stevie Diaz has a husband who won’t speak to her and no clue how to fix the mess she’s made of her life. When a jury duty summons arrives, it’s just one more thing she doesn’t want to deal with.

In the midst of trying to repair her marriage, Stevie is selected for a high-profile case where the details don’t quite add up—a case that dredges up memories of her dad’s death. Stevie can never leave well enough alone, despite knowing better, and her need to uncover the truth before condemning a woman to life in prison drives her to break every rule and shatters her understanding of the past.

Down by the Water is a neo-noir story about the lengths women go to for personal safety—and what happens when buried secrets rise to the surface.