Boneyard Key

On a quiet stretch of Florida’s coast sits Boneyard Key, a town where the veil between the living and the dead is thin enough for ghosts to leave text messages, rearrange fridge magnets, and linger over drinks with the locals. It is a place that welcomes wanderers looking for second chances, though the welcome often comes with a few spectral surprises.

The series opens with Cassie Rutherford, a woman desperate for a fresh start who stumbles into an old seaside cottage and discovers it already occupied by the lingering spirit of its former owner. Her search for belonging leads her into the orbit of Nick Royer, a guarded coffee shop owner whose own ties to the town’s past are as complicated as they are compelling. Together, they learn that in Boneyard Key the ghosts are not just memories of the past but companions with stories of their own.

What makes these novels so engaging is the way they balance lighthearted humor with an undercurrent of mystery and tenderness. The town feels lived in, from its eccentric ghost tours and small-town cafés to the whispered legends that shape each street corner. Romance here is not separate from the supernatural—it grows alongside it, threaded through the everyday quirks of a community that treats its spirits as neighbors.

Boneyard Key is more than a backdrop for love stories. It is a place where healing feels possible, where laughter softens loss, and where even the dead have something to teach about what it means to truly belong.

Boneyard Key consists of two books and series is set to expand with the upcoming release of one more book. The current recommended reading order for the series is provided below.