Some family heirlooms are priceless. Others come with ghosts—and a to-do list.
Julie Hayward’s life is spiraling into sitcom territory minus the laugh track. Her once-charming family estate is a money pit with a roof held together by sheer willpower, and her pompous, soon-to-be ex-fiancé is convinced selling it is the only sane option.
Enter Gustavia, her best friend and self-proclaimed spiritual advisor, who decides Julie needs a psychic reading to set her life straight. Instead of vague fortune-cookie wisdom, Julie’s dead grandparents show up with news: there’s a hidden treasure somewhere in the house, and it’s now Julie’s job to find it.
What Julie doesn’t have is a map, instructions, or the first clue where to start. What she does have is a dream team of friends—Gustavia, queen of woo-woo; Amethyst, an aura-reading DIYer; and Kat, a blind psychic who still somehow knows when you’re rolling your eyes.
Add in Tyler Kingsley, a charming historian with a swoon-worthy smile and an inconvenient habit of making Julie rethink her entire life, and things are about to get very interesting.
Now, with cryptic clues piling up, her slimy ex-fiancé stirring up trouble, and a treasure hunt that’s equal parts Indiana Jones and home-improvement nightmare, Julie’s in over her head. If she can’t solve the mystery in time, she could lose everything—including the house, her found family, and maybe even her chance at happily ever after.
Rings on Her Fingers is the first book in the Psychic Seasons series.
Perfect for readers who enjoy cozy psychic mysteries with romance, humor, and heart, and fans of Danielle Garrett, Tricia O'Malley, and Amy Boyles.
ReGina Welling writes romantic cozy fantasy stories filled with friendship, found family, gentle magic, and mysteries that refuse to stay buried.
Her Psychic Seasons series blends small-town charm with supernatural twists, featuring psychic heroines, loyal friends, ghostly guidance, and slow-burn romance. With a love of humor, heartfelt relationships, and characters who support one another through chaos and danger, ReGina’s stories focus as much on emotional connection as they do on uncovering the truth.
When she’s not writing, ReGina lives in Maine with her husband, a goofy flufferpup, and a feisty cat. She believes the best stories include strong women, a touch of magic, and the reminder that family doesn’t always come from blood—sometimes it’s the people who choose you.