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Angel of the Broken
(2026)(The first book in the Ghost Coast Coven series)
A novel by M Scott Swanson
They called me ‘the Angel of Kabul’ once to flatter me, which is a lot more flattering than anything else they called me when I left a man who wasn’t brave enough to love me. I’m Harmony Foster—PA, ex-reserve medic, and the kind of stubborn you get when someone burns your family’s Sunday dinners down.
When I pull a billionaire’s son from a wreck on a Savannah highway, I expect press conferences. I didn’t expect a dead nurse to show up on my conscience, a missing staff list, or a lab that looks more like a horror show than a research wing.
But surprises are my business now. I’ve got hands that fix injuries most people swear are unfixable and three friends who won’t let me go it alone. We’re going after whatever’s draining the city—one broken door, one whispered rumor, one improvised smoke-bomb at a time. If you want tidy endings, go read a manual. If you want me to keep a kid alive, pry apart a corrupt hospital, and stand in a rusty alley in the dark because that’s where the truth bled through—then come along. My hands are already full.
Genre: Urban Fantasy
When I pull a billionaire’s son from a wreck on a Savannah highway, I expect press conferences. I didn’t expect a dead nurse to show up on my conscience, a missing staff list, or a lab that looks more like a horror show than a research wing.
But surprises are my business now. I’ve got hands that fix injuries most people swear are unfixable and three friends who won’t let me go it alone. We’re going after whatever’s draining the city—one broken door, one whispered rumor, one improvised smoke-bomb at a time. If you want tidy endings, go read a manual. If you want me to keep a kid alive, pry apart a corrupt hospital, and stand in a rusty alley in the dark because that’s where the truth bled through—then come along. My hands are already full.
Genre: Urban Fantasy
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