Harper Quinn

Mara Ellison took the job at Harbor House because she believed damaged systems could still be repaired. As the new executive director of a respected women’s shelter, she expects messy files, difficult donors, and a board that prefers polite problems. She does not expect a bleeding woman to...

Dr. Elise Hart arrives at the Alden Institute expecting to deliver a keynote address.Instead, she finds a black notebook, a locked observation room, and a message waiting for her:YOUR PATIENT IS READY.The institute was built to study memory, moral choice, and the architecture of belief. Its...

Dr. Elise Hart no longer practices therapy.That does not mean she has stopped choosing who needs to be saved.After the scandal that destroyed her clinic, Elise rebuilt herself as the director of the Claire Initiative for Survivor Justice. No patients. No treatment records. No licensing board...

Dr. Elise Rowan built her career helping people recover from trauma. She understands fractured memories, buried pain, and the way the mind protects itself from what it cannot survive. At least, she thought she did. Then a girl in Room Six screams her name. Locked inside the underground wing of...

Mara Bell is barely holding her life together. She is a single mother with a failing car, an empty bank account, a daughter who is being quietly pushed to the edges at school, and a past she has worked hard to outrun. In Westhaven, women like Mara do not belong. They are noticed, judged, and...

Everyone came to Broken Pines to heal. One of them came to kill. Mara Ellison was once a fearless investigative journalist, the kind of woman who chased the truth even when it cost her everything. Then Hannah Vale disappeared, leaving behind a wrecked car, blood in a ravine, and one deleted...

Everyone came to Broken Pines to heal. One of them came to kill. Mara Ellison was once a fearless investigative journalist. Then Hannah Vale disappeared, leaving behind a wrecked car, blood in a ravine, and one deleted voicemail Mara never told anyone about. The world blamed Mara for destroying...

They called her difficult because telling the truth made everyone uncomfortable. Lena learned early that love meant watching, protecting, and going back into the fire. As the oldest daughter in a family shaped by abuse, silence, addiction, loss, and survival, she became the shield, the fixer...