It's eary February in Blue Hill, and Anne Gibson is surprised to receive a Valentine's Day postcard from an exotic locale addressd to her late aunt Edie. What puzzles Anne even more is the year-old postmark. The sender, whose scrawled first name is illegible, references a reunion at an undisclosed location in two weeks. Anne doesn't want the mystery corespondent to travel halfway around the world for a meeting that can't happen, but how can she figure...

When Anne finds an ancient Egyptian clay pot in the attic, which Aunt Edie excavated at an archaeological dig she decides to put it on display in the library. Mildred Farley takes on look at it, then trips and falls, suffering a badly sprained ankle. "It's cursed."

After an envelope containing a large sum of money is found, Anne tries to discover who left in on the library's porch.

When Anne finds an ancient Egyptian clay pot in the attic, which Aunt Edie excavated at an archaeological dig, she decides to put it on display in the library. Following a series of mishaps and unfortunate events, the residents of Blue Hill are convinced the pot is cursed. Is the pot really to blame?

A note signed by Edie Summers and discovered in the pocket of a costume bought at auction indicates Anne's aunt has the legendary missing play of Hugh Bettridge. Meanwhile, Anne agrees to understudy a role in a local drama production to raise money for charity--only problem is that she will need to kiss Alex's character as part of the role!

"While converting the Victorian home left by her great-aunt Edie into a library, Anne Gibson stumbles upon a fascinating find. Hidden behind an old star quilt is a tiny sealed-off room with a small writing desk and a faded photograph of Edie in a wedding gown. Anne is certain Aunt Edie never married, so who is the handsome young man with her in the photograph? Could he still hold claim to the house bequeathed to Anne? As Anne sets out to solve the...

Welcome to Blue Hill, Pennsylvania, a place of rolling hills and charming Victorian homes. A place where neighbors greet neighbors with a welcoming wave and strangers soon become friends. Here a gorgeous old house bequeathed by a beloved great-aunt becomes both a library and a home to young widow Anne Gibson and her two lively children. Here where history and mystery, past and present come together, Anne must use her clever mind and flair for research...

"Broadway has come to town as the stage production of Simply Sugarcreek is set to debut at a local theater. Cheryl's old friend, actress and pop star Lacey Landers, returns to Sugarcreek ast the star. When rehearsals get underway, a series of strange events makes it clear that someone is trying to sabotage the play, and the list of those who have a reason to ruin the production is a long one. The show must go on, so Cheryl and Naomi set out to unmask...

Librarian Anne Gibson tries to uncover the truth behind the identity thefts that have affected elderly Blue Hill residents while she and her children plan a big dinner at the library for their new friends.

Anne balances raising her children alone with her job at the library and anonymous threats against her reputation.