Where Grace Comes Home

Henry Brennan has spent his life believing he is human.

A brilliant forensic pathologist with a sharp tongue and an even sharper mind, Henry is perfectly content with his quiet life in Cedar Ridge—until a string of impossible murders draws him into a world he never knew existed.

Angels are real. Archangels walk among humans. Demons, supernatural creatures, and ancient celestial powers are hiding in plain sight.

And Henry is far more connected to that world than he ever imagined.

When a brutal encounter with the mysterious Stenson forces Henry to confront the truth about his past, everything he believed about himself begins to unravel. The man he thought was a monster may be the key to a heritage buried beneath years of secrets. And somewhere beyond the veil of his memories are two powerful Archangels who have never stopped loving him.

As Henry discovers the truth about his parents—and the celestial blood running through his veins—he also finds something he never expected: a family willing to fight for him.

Then there is Quinn.

Beautiful, infuriating, fiercely protective, and far more dangerous than he first appears, Quinn is an angel who refuses to let Henry face his destiny alone. What begins as an unlikely attraction quickly becomes something deeper—something neither heaven nor hell can easily break.

But Stenson is not finished.

As old enemies resurface and Cedar Ridge becomes a battleground, Henry must learn to control powers he barely understands while confronting the man responsible for tearing his family apart. With his parents fighting at his side, Quinn refusing to leave him, and Ares—the telepathic kneazle who may be the most sarcastic creature in existence—always nearby, Henry discovers that his greatest strength may not be his celestial heritage at all.

It may be the people he loves.

Between deadly secrets, ancient enemies, forbidden celestial power, supernatural danger, and a love that defies every rule, Henry must decide who he truly is—and how far he is willing to go to protect the family he never knew he had.

Because sometimes finding your way home means discovering that home was never a place.

It was the people who were waiting for you.