Building the Circle Series

Buckle up for a complete binge-worth series that will leave you longing for a seat at the Sunday dinner table. It starts as a modern Cinderella tale with just a touch of magic, but the series evolves into a paranormal tale unlike anything else. Matilda's not a damsel in distress. Bold, decisive, and disabled, she is a self-employed strategic consultant in the liquor industry. Her reputation for success has landed her the opportunity to build a new beer brand for the ultra-rich Trellis Industries. Jake wants to be her foul-mouthed Prince Charming. When Matilda shows up in his office doorway, late for a meeting, dripping wet, partially frozen, and babbling about a mishap, Jake is certain dreadful lady-tears are incoming. He was not anticipating bantering snark while getting beat at his favorite hobby. But is Matilda ready to join the close-knit Trellis clan? They're too rich, too beautiful. Too many supermodel girlfriends. And then there's that strange brother, the one who seems to know more than he should... Jake and Matty's journey to love—a wild ride filled with screeching shrews, slobbering dogs, gifted dildos, unfortunate naughty public encounters, and psychic brothers—is the start of a paranormal romance series that readers say is laugh-out-loud funny and impossible to put down. Get ready to fall in love with the Trellis family: they're a little bit psychic, a little bit empathic, and completely oblivious to their special gifts. The Call is a snarky, slow-burn romantic comedy with paranormal elements. It features a billionaire hero (well, he might be a billionaire. He hasn't checked in a few days) and a feisty heroine with good friends, a good job, and cerebral palsy. It has a lot of lovin', a good old happy ending, and a hint of sneaky psychic powers. This book is recommended for readers ages 18+ due to strong language and sex scenes.  

Lucy Wallace is just trying to make ends meet. She's living in a terrible part of Chicago and working a dead-end job while trying to find someone—anyone!—to help pay for her nephew's cancer treatment. She doesn't expect to find Adrian Trellis. Adrian Trellis is the second son of the wealthy Trellis family and runs the family's charity. He's a really nice guy. He's a doctor. He's extremely hot.  And he's the physical embodiment of rage itself. It comes with a power Adrian has learned to control through many years of hard work and harder workouts. But Lucy has awakened a new energy in Adrian. It's more powerful… and much harder to control. If Adrian and Lucy are going to have a future together, the whole Trellis clan will need to share their secrets. The Power is the second book in the bestselling Building the Circle series. If you're new to the series, start with The Call.  If not, read on for a love story fraught with psychic rage incidents, sick kids, family antics, a strong desire for a puppy, and a severe lack of dinner leftovers. The Power is not your average paranormal romance. And Adrian is not your average billionaire. If you like your heroines smart and snarky, your heroes kind and compassionate, and your romance novels snort-your-wine funny, then The Power is for you. And if you want a series that will keep you turning pages until the wee hours, then you can't miss Building the Circle.

The Trellis family's plunge into the world of psychic energy and happy-ever-after continues. Sam and Adaline are growing accustomed to their new roles as The Walker and Mistress Life, and Sam's using his billionaire-level wealth to build a Trellis family compound. Jake and Matty are planning their big engagement party.  Adrian and Lucy are learning to live together—and doing everything they can to save Ree, whose illness has taken a strange turn. Even Luke, finally bringing his Circle of other empowered people together with his family, has found the perfect woman to bring to Sunday dinner.  But not every Trellis brother has found his soulmate: Noah isn't sure the playboy lifestyle is for him anymore. But how can he reconcile his role as Lord Lust with a search for true love? The Corners is half romantic comedy, half paranormal romance, and half found-family chick lit. Yes, that is three halves, but you'll love this book with 150% of your heart.

All his life, Sam has been different. He sees psychic glimpses of the future. He can't eat without feeling the food's pain. And he could sleep, but he won't. All his dreams are fire and death. All except one: the girl with the violet eyes. Adaline. All her life, Adaline has been different. She could find people, save lives, make plants grow. Everyone loves her. But her power is too great: she hurts those she touches and destroys those she speaks to. So she doesn't speak, doesn't touch. She needs a Circle to hold her power, or she'll be overwhelmed by it. There's only one Circle out there strong enough to help Adaline, and it's about time they get some answers. But they've got to get to her first. The Center is the third book in the bestselling Building the Circle series. Start with The Call if you're ready to fall in love with the whole Trellis family.  And if you're all caught up? This is the one you've been waiting for. This is Sam's story. The Center is the witch-y, magical, love-at-first-kiss story of your paranormal dreams.  It's steamy, sassy, and oh-so-heartwarming. You'll love Sam, you'll ache for Adaline, and you'll laugh yourself silly at the hilarious antics of the ever-growing Trellis family.

Miranda strives to please others. Her misogynistic family. Her abusive husband. She hid her elemental energy and gave up her dreams—including her first love, Matthew Trellis—to keep them all happy. She thought that's how life was supposed to be. Then she met her long-lost sister, Matilda, and found herself caught up in the Trellis family and their Circle. Matthew strives to be a good person. He spends his days teaching underprivileged children and his nights teaching English as a second language to immigrants. He works hard to keep his Chaos power under control. He let Miranda go once for her own good. He can do it again. Can't he? The rest of the Trellis clan would happily interfere in Matthew's love life. But they have other things on their minds: Sam is worried. He knows their Circle is lost... but he's not sure what that means or how to fix it. And someone even more powerful knows how to find them… The Pillars is the fifth book in the bestselling Building the Circle series of psychic paranormal romance novels. It starts with The Call, a laugh-out-loud funny rom-com that'll introduce you to the loving and lovable Trellis brothers. The Pillars features some nasty pieces of work. But it also has elemental magic, psychics, a big happy family, and a heartwarming happily-ever-after for the main couple that'll leave you grinning.

The Trellis family and their Circle have been preparing. They're not sure for what, but Sam, The Walker, knows something is coming. And now it's here. The fallout from this conflict will affect more than just the Trellises. It'll affect other empowereds--and it'll affect the wider community of magic users, all of whom have been hiding from the empowered people for centuries. The Trellis family will need to bring all of them together to save the world, and the only way to do that is to learn to be who they truly are. Especially Luke, the final Trellis singleton. It's time for him to discover what being Peace really means. This is the final book in the bestselling Building the Circle series of heartwarming paranormal romance novels, but it's not the end of the Trellis family. The Peacekeeper's Harmony series is available now--if you loved Building the Circle, you won't want to miss it! The Close wraps up the six-book series with HEAs for (almost!) everyone. It features everything you love about Building the Circle: Sunday dinners, puppies, in-jokes, banter, billionaires, and psychic powers. It's also has… shifters?!