A spicy adult paranormal romantic fantasy quartet, where each book follows a different couple as they learn to love someone else enough to learn about themselves.
- Unpublished, seeking agent representation
- The worldbuilding of Patricia Brigg’s Mercy Thompson, the smart characters of Garth Nix’s Abhorsen, and the emotional maturity of Tamora Pierce’s Circle of Magic
Book 1: Faces of the Moon
Liam scents his mate in Tacoma, Washington, but not only is Brianna not a werewolf, she is very certain that anyone who uses the word “Alpha” in a sentence is not a safe person to have around her son.
To get a second chance with her, Liam makes a fae bargain. Dividing his time between pack responsibilities and wooing Brianna puts him on shaky ground with the pack, and when there is a coup that puts Brianna and her son in danger, Liam has to set everything right and confront his own failings as a leader before the fae comes to collect.
Book 2: Coming of Rage
Sandra has to leave the Pacific Northwest to find someone who can teach her to wield her new magic and after being tossed from pack to pack, she is at the end of her rope.
Daimon is happily managing his anxiety by creating a life where nothing unexpected ever happens, where he can work with Atchison, Kansas’s ghost population in peace, but he agrees to take on this odd new witch.
When the Black Chameleon arrives and starts eating ghosts, and Sandra is the only one who can fight it, they have to work together to figure out why ghosts can’t move on, and uncover a much larger problem with the state of magic that sends both of them into uncharted territory to resolve.
Book 3: Fall from Grays
Sadie loves her yarn store. Sadie loves her girlfriend. Sadie loves the humans of Tacoma. Sadie loves quiet, and regularity, and calm.
Sadie’s fae ex-girlfriend does not care what Sadie loves, and enlists her help to investigate the Summer Court fae who have been turning up, dropped onto werewolf land with all of their magic stripped out.
Fortunately, Sadie also loves pretending to be a detective. It gives her an excuse to wear a nice hat and flirt aggressively with handsome werewolves.
Unfortunately, even her shoddy detective-ing reveals a decades-long plot that has been harvesting magic from the region to fuel a last-ditch attempt at revenge and power.
Book 4: Depth Rose
When Sadie enlists the werewolves for help, Tony — now elevated to Liam’s Beta — finds himself out of his depth. His relationship with Aubrey suffers under the added stress of saving the world, and they have to navigate the upheavals in their own lives, while also working within a multi-pronged effort to bring down the conspiracy that threatens them all.
Then They Kissed 