REMEMBER WHAT'S REAL OR YOUR HEAD WILL BE THEIRS

Survival is never easy, but it’s never been harder for Grim, the last bounty hunter in Liwokin. He survived the Great Riot that killed Liwo by the thousands, endured the bloody chaos that ruled the city in its aftermath, and avoided the crushing fist of the Agency created to quell the unrest. Rule of law returned, but following the rules doesn’t put food in your belly.On a job gone wrong, Grim stumbles into a conspiracy that targets Ulken, the Head of the Agency, a man who has done more to ruin Grim’s life than any other. Struggling to earn honest coin, Grim plans to use this information to rise quickly through the ranks of the organization so an empty purse never worries him again. He becomes a Finger of the Agency, joining a sardonic ranger, two fugitive siblings, a stone-skinned Skardwarf, and a powerful dark mage—none of whom know any better than Grim what they’ve gotten themselves into.Grim’s Hand soon discovers the Agency’s furtive work is far deadlier than hunting bounties. While fighting to save his home from monsters who once were men, Grim discovers the conspiracy runs deeper than just Ulken and the Agency—what was unleashed is spreading, and if Grim’s sanity doesn’t prevail, it will consume the minds of the Bright Empire and beyond.

Action-packed, bloody, and full of brain-bending intrigue, in

An Ocean of Others

the line between monster and man is thin enough to drive you out of your mind.

Most witches don’t work for police departments, but Michelle isn’t your average witch. She’s clanless, looking for a warlock who isn’t offended by her lack of family connections, and in danger of losing her job if she can’t find the escaped trolls before they start eating the local residents.

Trolls, angry police, and misbehaving spells are the least of her problems. Statues attacking homeowners might be problematic for your average witch, but to Michelle it’s another day at the office. Her real concern is the wizard suddenly interested in dating her and an old elf set on pestering her. When her happy family is rocked by a long kept secret her stable life falls apart faster than she can pick up the pieces.

And she still hasn’t found those trolls.

A high-stakes vampire murder mystery.

I’m just your typical witch who owns an occult shop and catalogs monsters for a mysterious society. But now, I must play witchy private detective for a young woman trying to free herself from a vampire who mesmerized her after they met on a dating app.

Before I get the chance to work my magic, he is staked. My client is accused of the crime by the vampires’ barbaric criminal justice system. And she’s depending on me to prove her innocence and save her life.

The murdered vampire had dated many young humans whom he later turned into vampires and dumped. All of them had motives to stake him. He was also a wealth manager for vampires—who need gigantic nest eggs to last them for eternity—and he defrauded several clients. Any of them could have staked him.

Meanwhile, storm clouds are brewing in Jellyfish Beach as my estranged mother returns to practicing black magic. And a sinister monster-slaying cult continues to stalk me.

On a happier note, the vampire creative writing group I supervise got a new member: a famous poet who was supposed to be buried 130 years ago. Too bad his genius hasn’t rubbed off on the other members.

Dive into a wacky world of murder, magic, and mayhem with the “Monsters of Jellyfish Beach.”

***NOW WITH REVISED CONTENT***Escape into a world of magic, romance, and Native mythology that readers are comparing to The Vampire Diaries... but with faeries.I wasn't the type of girl who believed in fairytales, much less tales about faeries, but that changed the day the fae walked into my small town, and the hunters rose from their graves.THIS OMNIBUS EDITION INCLUDES: Rose Petal Graves, Rowan Wood Legends, & Rising Silver Mist."Breathtaking and hauntingly beautiful." - CASEY L. BOND"A spellbinding urban fantasy trilogy." - FROST KAY"Reminds me of the Sookie Stackhouse novels." - BEC THE AUSSIE