It Runs in the Family

Family is forever. So are bad decisions.

All Iris Gardner wanted was a quiet night shift, enough caffeine to survive her

family’s next mandatory Sunday dinner, and to ignore her pesky visions.

Instead, a stranger walks into the Stop-n-Go and

triggers the worst vision Iris has ever had: her own murder.

Her visions have always been annoying—especially when

her cousin Billy treats her like a human scratch-off ticket. But this vision is

different. Iris is tied up. Her cousin Selena is screaming. And the stranger

pulls the trigger.

Now Iris has problems.

Selena is missing. Iris’s deputy cousin Garrett wants Iris

to stop looking for her before she gets herself killed. A mysterious man named Boone is charming, suspiciously helpful, and too good-looking. And her chaotic cousins, Mary Ellen and Ava, are ready to help—as long as helping includes tequila, bad decisions, and running over a curb or two.

But Iris knows one thing for sure: the future isn’t set

in stone.

Unfortunately, neither are good choices.

To save Selena—and herself—Iris will have to untangle family secrets,

small-town lies, and a real murderer before the vision that started it all

comes true.

Perfect for fans of the Rose Gardner series and readers who love Finlay Donovan, Riley Thorn, and Stephanie Plum-style mysteries.