Böcker av Ash Dylan

Venus Jackson is the best medium in Seattle. A media-savvy flashy dresser and star of her own web series, she hears spirits and passes on their messages to the living with a beautiful smile. Venus loves her job, but she longs for someone who doesn't care that she has a supernatural gift. Someone who will treat her like a real person. Keya Jayaraman sees ghosts all the time, and she hates it. The famously grumpy and reclusive second-best medium delivers her surprisingly accurate readings with an unfortunate degree of sarcasm and hostility. The last thing she wants is to spend time with someone who she thinks is pretending to have the same gift. Venus and Keya don't know they're perfect for each other, but everyone else does, including the spirits, who may have decided to set the pair up on a date. After Venus and Keya receive a common vision of someone in trouble, they find themselves in an uncomfortably intimate setting-sharing a bed at a couples retreat, where they pretend to be dating so they can find out who needs help. For Venus, fake dating the grouchiest person in the world is the most fun she's had in years. For Keya, it's just one more reason to be grumpy, because the more she's with Venus, the more she wants their relationship to be for real.

Rhys is an author with a bad case of writer's block, and an even worse case of pining for his neighbor. But when he agrees to read a story she wrote, he is aghast to discover she overuses the word moist. He tells her to fix it, or he will have to spank her. It's meant to be a joke, but is it? Elena helps others find a happily ever after, but she hasn't found one for herself. When her hot neighbor says he'll spank her if she doesn't take out the word moist, inspiration strikes. She writes a new draft with a world record number of moists. They soon learn that sometimes the best things in life are moist, actually.

It was just a crush. That's what Alice Rodriguez told herself the first time she locked eyes with Odeta De Mornay. Just a crush, like the kind she had taught herself to suppress. Alice was a successful lawyer and married, but as she approached 30, she felt lost. Something was missing. Or rather, someone was missing. Alice soon finds herself helping Odeta, whose brother is in prison for a murder that she swears he didn't commit. Alice takes the case, if only to spend more time with Odeta and sort through her feelings. But Alice has always kept her true feelings a secret. And Odeta has secrets of her own. When their investigation takes Alice and Odeta to a small town, they unearth lies that have been kept secret for years. But they also learn that sometimes the hardest lies to expose are those we tell ourselves.