The Matchmaker's Curse

April Lancaster inherits more than just a house when her eccentric great-aunt dies. She inherits a magical matchmaking business—and the ability to see the red threads of fate connecting soulmates.

Working a dead-end call center job in Detroit, April had given up on finding purpose. But in the small town of Harrow's End, Michigan, she discovers she's a matchmaker—someone who can actually see love before it happens.

Then she meets Cole Draven, the local carpenter who's been maintaining her inherited Victorian house for decades. Cole is handsome, guarded, and impossible to read. Because, unlike everyone else in town, Cole has no thread at all.

April soon learns the truth: Cole has been cursed for 247 years. A scorned witch severed his fate thread, condemning him to see everyone else's connections while never having his own. Any genuine feeling he develops causes him physical pain. The closer he gets to someone, the more it hurts.

But April isn't like the others who've tried and failed to break his curse. She's stubborn, she's brave, and she's falling in love with a man who's convinced he's unlovable.

To save Cole, April must endure the curse's last defense—pain designed to drive her away. She must hold on when everything tells her to let go. Because some loves are worth breaking for, and some curses are just waiting for someone brave enough to shatter them.

A heartwarming paranormal romance about choosing your own path, breaking cycles of isolation, and believing that everyone deserves to be seen.