Breaking Unboundaries is live, and Reg Rawlins is doing the one thing she probably should not: getting pulled into a book she cannot stop reading.
Reg has never exactly loved books. That makes the haunted seventeenth-century journal waiting at her door even more unsettling. She takes it in for what should be a simple energy balancing, and suddenly she is being drawn into Laura Eastman’s story, page after page, as if the past has decided to speak directly to her.
The problem is that the journal is not just full of history. Theodore’s technology can make the handwriting come alive, but the more Reg reads, the clearer it becomes that some stories are not content to stay buried. Something in the book is reaching forward, and it is reaching for more than attention.
That is the kind of trouble Reg never gets to ignore for long.
What readers will find inside
- A psychic investigator dragged into an impossible book
- A haunted journal with a dangerous hold on the present
- Magic and technology colliding in Black Sands
- Found family, supernatural community, and familiar Reg Rawlins heat
- A mystery shaped by memory, loss, and the stories people leave behind
This one leans hard into the series strengths: a magical case that gets stranger the longer Reg studies it, a close-knit magical community, and the emotional pressure that comes from realizing the past has been waiting for her all along.
About the Series
Reg Rawlins, Psychic Investigator, is the kind of heroine who keeps landing in the middle of magical trouble. That is good news for readers who like paranormal cozy mysteries, urban fantasy, and a strong female sleuth with a stubborn streak.
If you are new to the series, you can start with the current release and still follow the central mystery. If you already know Reg, you get the payoff of the ongoing relationships, the magical community, and the familiar blend of danger and wit.
Read more
Book page: https://pdworkman.com/breaking-unboundaries/
Series page: https://pdworkman.com/books/series/reg-rawlins/
Start the series: https://pdworkman.com/what-the-cat-knew/
FAQ
What kind of book is this?
It is an adult paranormal cozy mystery with urban fantasy energy, a psychic sleuth, and a magical problem that keeps getting bigger.
Do I need to read the earlier books first?
No. You will get more of the world and the relationships if you have read the series, but the central mystery is built to be followed here.
Is it spooky?
It is eerie and emotionally charged, but the promise stays in the paranormal mystery lane rather than horror.
Why does the journal matter so much?
Because the book is really about what happens when a story from the past refuses to stay safely in the past.
Some books just tell stories. This one has plans.
Where should a new reader begin the Reg Rawlins series?
New readers can begin with What the Cat Knew, the first Reg Rawlins, Psychic Investigator mystery. It introduces Reg, Starlight, Black Sands, and the supernatural world she is only beginning to understand.
