On Midsummer's Night — Sarah Bates

Ledgecroft is a sleepy town on the coast of Maine. Nothing exciting ever really happens there, not until one summer's night when a brutal murder takes place. Left in the aftermath, young Amelia turns to James, the heir apparent of the wealthy Ledgecroft family, the founding family of their small town. But as the years slowly go by, as she prepares herself to enter law school, it isn't James that she forms a deep connection with, but his twin brother, Jacob. The black sheep of the family, Jacob has all but sworn off his parents and brother, opening his own school of martial arts and staying clear of most of his family. But he can't ignore the pull between Amelia and him, of the sadness that never quite leaves her pretty blue eyes. Gifted in things his mother considers to be unnatural, Jacob can see things other people can't, but what he can't see, what he can't figure out, are the secrets he knows his brother is hiding. When the killer strikes again will he be too late? Or will his love for Amelia give him the strength to save her?