Books with author Jessica Coulter Smith

Cassie, a young Wiccan, has spent her life harboring a secret. She has the ability to communicate with spirits as if they were still flesh and blood humans. For the past several years, her best friend has been a hunky ghost. Matt died over fifty years ago, but he's never felt so alive. Cassie makes his heart pound... well, if he still had one. He knows that he loves her, but would never admit it. While he would love nothing more than to kiss her senseless, he wants her to have a shot at a normal life. Deciding that she's tired of being alone, Cassie goes on a trip with some friends to Whispering Lake, North Carolina. While she's there, she meets three hot brothers. One in particular, Cole, catches her eye. As she gets to know him, she thinks he may be "the one." Too bad he has a secret of his own... he's a werewolf! Will Cassie choose the ghost or the hottest werewolf on earth?

It’s senior year and all I can think of is escaping. I just never counted on tumbling into another time, and an alternate reality. History had never been my best subject, and being stuck in a place that didn’t have the creature comforts of the twenty-first century should have been a nightmare. And it might have been... if it weren’t for the handsome men vying for my attention. When I’d wished that magic and things like vampires were real, I should have been more careful because my two suitors are a demon and a werewolf. What could possibly go wrong?WARNING: Recommended for ages 17+ due to strong language and adult situations.*Publisher Note: This story was originally published as The Demon’s Princess by Jessie Colter in 2010. As of 2020, the book has been re-titled, and 6000 words worth of new scenes have been added. It has been freshly edited and has a new cover.

Christmas is less than a week away and everyone is excited, but the holidays can be a tough time for James. While his friend Barry wishes for a last minute toy, James yearns for the presence of his father. Ever since his parents’ divorce, his father doesn’t always get to see him. He doesn’t always show up when he says he will or comes hours or even a day late. James’ holiday spirit comes and goes. One minute he’s excited for Christmas and the next he’s doom and gloom. Will Santa be able to return joy to this boy’s heart? And will he be able to see his father in spite of all these circumstances? Only time will tell.

It's Thanksgiving, one of James' favorite holidays. But ever since his parents got divorced last year, he hasn't been looking forward to it. When they were married, James' mother would invite family from both sides over for a big Thanksgiving feast. However, since the divorce, James, his mother and his aunt, who is also a single parent, just go out to eat on this day. This year, James' father has decided he will meet them at the restaurant. Will he keep his promise? Or will James be disappointed again?