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Life has a way of pulling the rug out from under you... After 10 years, Sophia never expected her boss to fire her—especially not under the guise of "doing her a favor." But losing her job was only the first domino to fall. Somehow, at 36, she finds herself jobless, about to be homeless, and watching her best friend move out of their shared apartment to start her married life. With nowhere else to go, Sophia reluctantly returns to her childhood home on Maplewood Lane, where her eccentric aunt Betty fills her days with morning yoga and afternoon tea with the neighbors. It should be the perfect place to rebuild her life. She expected her aunt's typical quirky behavior. What she didn’t expect was the threatening notes slipped under her door at midnight. Or the way the neighbors fall silent when she enters a room. Or how the handsome local handyman seems interested in more than just fixing her aunt's leaky faucet—until Betty warns him to stay away. What secrets could a small beach town possibly be hiding? Sophia's about to find out that some questions are better left unanswered... Start reading "The House on Maplewood Lane" today— an unputdownable story about finding yourself, falling in love, and discovering that starting over might be the best thing that ever happened to you... if the past doesn't catch up with you first.