All it takes is one phone call to change your life. Miranda Riley was a blackjack dealer in Las Vegas when she received a call from the police that her mother, Eve, was missing. She rushed home to Little Feather, Oklahoma, hoping to quickly find her mother so she could return to her life in the big city. But once Miranda begins to search for her, she finds there is much more to Little Feather and her mother than she originally thought. First, the city is an oasis for supernatural creatures, and secondly, her mother was the Paranormal Investigator who kept them all in line. As a P.I., it was her mother's job to make sure the paranormal creatures stayed out of view from humans and didn't commit any crimes. But now that she's gone that’s changing. Miranda finds herself caught up in a world she never knew existed. She needs to find her mother before paranormal things get out of hand in Little Feather, and two very attractive men are willing to help her.

Believe in witches? If not, you may want to rethink it. As Miranda settles into her new role as a paranormal investigator, her mother, Eve, takes a back seat on their newest case. Proving she’s capable of filling her mother’s shoes may be troublesome, however, when Miranda senses that what they're dealing with isn't your typical, everyday paranormal, but something altogether different. People in the area are disappearing at an alarming rate, and Miranda has to act fast. But with her mother acting strangely, things heating up between her and the Alpha male, Jesse, plus her odd pull to Police Chief Jack Winslow, Miranda starts to feel as if she's going in circles. Good thing she has her Corgi dog, Hank, to help.

A man and a woman drained Local vampires? Paranormal community says no A third draining Agency threatens to fire Miranda If she doesn’t find the killer and make an arrest She’s willing to become bait for the suspected vampire murderer Will it work? When the Paranormal Investigative Agency gives Miranda an ultimatum – find the paranormal murderer or be fired – she has to use everything she’s been taught. But are silver bullets, silver knives, and garlic enough to stop a vampire from another draining? Add to it her romance with the local Alpha werewolf and her attraction to the Chief of Police. Plus her mother, Eve, is searching for the paranormal who killed Miranda’s father many years ago. Things are definitely getting complicated. Good thing she has her little Corgi, Hank, to help her.

Miranda’s mother had wisely cautioned against her getting involved with a werewolf, Particularly an Alpha werewolf. But when you’re a Paranormal Investigator walking in two worlds And you’re also attracted to the local chief of police It’s pretty hard to know just which world to live in. Getting attacked by a werewolf is real. But is the Alpha werewolf telling her the truth? Or is he only telling her what he thinks she should know? Join Miranda and Hank, her Corgi, as she tries to figure out what’s real and what’s not. And she also needs to figure out who’s killing cattle and trying to kill humans.

A vandalized doctor’s office Being built for a paranormal doctor. Two men in love with the same woman Sometimes it’s hard to figure out Who’s human and who’s paranormal! Jessie, the Alpha of a werewolf pack living in the small town of Little Feather, Oklahoma, has recruited a doctor to set up his medical practice in the town. Like Jesse, the doctor is also a werewolf. In his everyday normal life as a perceived human, Jessie is a general contractor and has agreed to build a new medical building for the doctor. But when the building is under construction, it’s vandalized. Miranda and the chief of police are committed to finding out who did it and why. Life would be a lot easier if the lines between paranormal and human weren’t quite so fuzzy. Miranda’s a human Paranormal Investigator, however the residents of the town, and the chief of police, think she’s a Private Investigator. But when she starts to investigate the case, she learns things that make her wonder if she really is human. Surely a human wouldn’t be experiencing what she is. Could she be a throwback to something that was thought to be extinct? Is that why she can see and smell things that humans can’t? A Matter of Extinction is the fifth book in the Miranda Riley Paranormal Cozy Mystery Series by Krystal Doolittle and Dianne Harman, USA Today Bestselling Author and Amazon All-Star.

Men going missing. Talk of spiderwebs, A beautiful temptress, And a Jurogumo. Seriously? They’re rarely seen outside of Japan. Surely there couldn’t be one in Little Feather, could there? When men go missing, and the only clue is a purported spiderweb, Miranda has no choice but to consider that it’s the work of a Jurogumo, a huge terrifying spider. Life isn’t all that easy when you’re a Paranormal Private Investigator involved with a Police Chief who’s convinced the paranormal world doesn’t exist. When he sees it up close and first hand, Jack knows that Miranda hasn’t been entirely truthful about her profession. Not that great for a relationship in its early stages. At times like this, Miranda’s glad she has Hank, a loveable little Corgi, to snuggle with!

Nightmares are plaguing Little Feather. Is it nothing, or is it something much more sinister? When more and more people start complaining about having horrible nightmares, Miranda starts to wonder if there’s more to it. Could something supernatural be causing the nightmares? And if so, how do you stop something that you can only see in your dreams? She’s not sure, but as the only person who stands between the paranormal world and humans, it’s her responsibility to figure it out. Thankfully, she has a team of friends to help her as well as her corgi, Hank. But when it comes down to it, will she be able to save them?

Jack Winslow is taking a break from Little Feather. After the revelation that the paranormal world is real, Jack has been struggling with the fact that almost everyone he knows has been secretly lying to him. Thinking a trip to his uncle’s cabin would help him take his mind off of things, he heads to the Ozarks of Missouri. But not long after he arrives he finds that Crystal Cove has its own set of problems, and they seem to be paranormal in nature. Jack wants nothing more than to mind his own business and unwind on a much-needed vacation, but that doesn’t seem to be in the cards. Instead, he finds himself facing a paranormal menace he’s sure even Miranda hasn’t faced. Can he help the people of Crystal Cove find peace or will he find himself in more trouble than he knows how to handle?