Three full‑length Hush Key novels in one binge‑ready volume. Glass Keys at Dawn brings the team back to Rainshadow Sound for a season of quiet dread and competence under pressure—sapphic romantic‑suspense with closed‑door chemistry, evidence‑first reveals, and the trademark “boring plan” that beats spectacle. Expect brass keys and laurel leaves, ferry‑horn mornings, clean chain‑of‑custody, and a botanical signature that thinks it’s smarter than daylight. Perfect for readers who want sapphic noir without on‑page scenes.

Includes: Book 7 The Bride Vanished at Dawn, Book 8 The Ex With the Evidence & Book 9 The House on Wren Street

When a coordinated rumor machine turns therapy paperwork and “wellness” language into weapons, Hush Key answers with receipts, care, and calm. This omnibus collects Books 7–9 of the award‑loved sapphic noir series set on the fog‑tipped edges of Rainshadow Sound—where ferry horns keep time, umbrellas become portable rooms, and the only way out is through daylight.

Inside you’ll find three tightly woven cases that escalate the season arc known as Glass Houses:

• meticulous paperwork control turned into blackmail “lists”;

• a botanical cypher that hides timestamps in stems;

• shell companies that launder virtue into pressure;

• a plant in the room who wants the helpers on‑record;

• and the quiet joy of a team that chooses kindness as a tactic.

What you’ll love:

• Sapphic, closed‑door romance beats that respect consent and privacy.

• Women sleuths who run CARE→TECH→LEGAL→FIELD instead of kicking doors.

• No gore. Children and pets are safe on‑page.

• Evidence, not lectures: letters, logs, and doorbell timestamps do the talking.

• A solved case per book with a season breadcrumb pointing forward.

Read order & content note:

Each novel concludes its central case while advancing the larger Season‑2 thread. This collection contains Books 7–9 previously published separately. Heat level is PG‑13, closed‑door. Language stays lane‑clean.

For fans of: clean sapphic romantic‑suspense, domestic‑noir vibes without explicit scenes, women‑led investigations, and small‑town coastal mysteries that prize competence, consent, and catharsis.

Hush Key promises: We do boring first. We don’t argue inside anyone else’s fiction. Daylight wins.