She Shall Have Music

Amethyst’s day is off to a stellar start—her washing machine just tried to drown her laundry room, her cat is judging her life choices, and she’s already running late. Not exactly the kind of morning that suggests romance is about to walk through the door.

Which is good, because romance is not on her agenda.

As an aura reader, Amethyst sees too much to be fooled by pretty words or good intentions. People carry their truths around them in full color, whether they mean to or not—and she’s learned the hard way that knowing how something ends doesn’t make it any easier to live through.

Then Reid Grayson shows up.

Reid is steady, stubborn, and carrying more history than she’d like to revisit. He’s also entirely too good at slipping past her defenses—and once he’s there, he doesn’t seem inclined to leave. The more time they spend together, the harder it becomes for Amethyst to ignore what she sees in him… and what she feels when he’s near.

Which would be a lot easier to deal with if her instincts weren’t pointing straight at him—and refusing to back down.

Meanwhile, the Hayward family treasure hunt is far from over. With her friends—Julie, Gustavia, and Kat—Amethyst is pulled deeper into a trail of hidden connections, cryptic clues, and a danger that’s starting to feel a little too real.

And for once, knowing what people feel isn’t enough.

Because this time, the biggest risk isn’t trusting what she sees—it’s trusting Reid with what she can’t.