Contemporary romance meets magic realism in this engaging series by PG Forte. This first set, Welcome to Oberon, contains three full-length novels. While each book can be read on its own, you’ll want to return again and again to visit with the friends you’ve met within their pages.
Book One: Scent of the Roses

Twenty years ago. When a slumber-party prank goes awry, magical forces are unleashed that will permanently impact the lives of four teenaged girls.

Exiled from Oberon when she was still a teen, Scout Patterson has been trying ever since to distance herself from the mistakes in her past. Now, she's finally coming home – to face the ghosts she has never laid to rest, and the love she thought she'd lost forever.

Memories of the girl he loved and lost have haunted Officer Nick Greco for years, along with his dreams of what his life would be like if she’d only return. When Scout’s homecoming is followed by a reoccurrence of deadly attacks, Nick must solve an all-but-forgotten crime or risk losing her again – this time for good.
Book Two: A Sight to Dream Of

Life in Oberon, California, fondly referred to as ‘Psychic Central’ by its inhabitants, is not all white light and fairy dust. Nobody knows this better than resident psychic Marsha Quinn. Marsha’s used to being called a witch – her abilities have always made people uncomfortable. But, no one has ever called her an angel...until now.

Sam Sterling is a very practical man. New to Oberon, Sam doesn’t believe in things like Fate or Destiny; and he certainly doesn’t believe in Magic! But, faced with a partner who’s trying to kill him, a pending investigation into his business affairs and a nosy reporter threatening to blow his cover sky-high, Sam knows he’d better start believing in something fast.

It's going to take a miracle to save him. Or, better yet, one very special angel.
Book Three: Sound of a Voice That is Still

It’s winter in Oberon, the perfect time for casting spells, for interfering in each other’s lives, and for falling in love. As winter drags interminably on, Ryan Henderson finds himself desperate for distraction – anything that might take his mind off the injury that he suffered four months earlier in the line of duty, and which is now threatening to sideline him permanently. Siobhan Quinn could give the injured officer a lesson or two in living with pain. It’s been ten years since the tragic accident that robbed her of her family. She’s learned firsthand how grief can cripple a soul and drive a sane mind over the edge.

When danger from Siobhan’s past resurfaces, she and Ryan will have to make a choice: help each other heal, or die trying.