Five years ago, everyone knew sorcery and magic were nothing but myths. One spectacular incident proved them wrong. Now men and women of power flaunt their supernatural abilities openly, using them for both good and evil. Sorceress Lyssa likes her reality TV and strawberry ice cream, but her day job of hunting down rogues and criminals doesn’t leave her much time for either. And that’s when she’s not worrying about containing a powerful and dangerous spirit forced on her. Paranoia is her other hobby, and it’s hard to burn away all evil in the world when she’s not sure if she’s working for the good guys. There’s also the small problem of people from her past popping up and trying to kill her. When gangsters surprise her with powerful artifacts on what should have been a routine mission, Lyssa is drawn into an investigation that threatens to upend what she thinks she knows about her past. With two enchanted guns and an attitude, this is one sorceress who isn’t going to let anyone stand in her way.

They say there’s no rest for the wicked, but there’s even less for those hunting them. A surprise message about Lyssa’s brother from the island home of the sorcerers destroys her new-found balance. She’s obsessed with finding out the truth about what happened to him, and that means investigating her own people. Nothing gets done in the world of sorcery without calling on favors. When a report of a bizarre attack in southern Arizona surfaces, Lyssa has a chance to earn some political points and make the world a little safer. She never expects a quick investigation of an abandoned mine might turn into a fight for her life against bizarre creatures. Evil comes in many forms, and a woman can’t always avoid a trap by knowing it’s coming. It’s time for a monster hunt in southern Arizona, but Lyssa isn’t so sure the real monsters don’t walk on two legs.

Five years ago, everyone knew sorcery and magic were nothing but myths. One spectacular incident proved them wrong. Now men and women of power flaunt their supernatural abilities openly, using them for both good and evil. Sorceress Lyssa likes her reality TV and strawberry ice cream, but her day job of hunting down rogues and criminals doesn’t leave her much time for either. And that’s when she’s not worrying about containing a powerful and dangerous spirit forced on her. Paranoia is her other hobby, and it’s hard to burn away all evil in the world when she’s not sure if she’s working for the good guys. There’s also the small problem of people from her past popping up and trying to kill her. When gangsters surprise her with powerful artifacts on what should have been a routine mission, Lyssa is drawn into an investigation that threatens to upend what she thinks she knows about her past. With two enchanted guns and an attitude, this is one sorceress who isn’t going to let anyone stand in her way.

How can you be sure a war fought in the shadows is over? Lyssa’s dramatic victory on Last Remnant signaled the end of her lonely crusade. She’s able to relax and bask in the satisfaction of knowing all her efforts saved the people she loved. Hope shines from the future and whispers of sweet possibility. At least that’s what was supposed to happen. Corruption bides its time in the darkness. The Tribunal pulls Lyssa from her well-earned vacation to send against the remnants of the enemy who almost brought down the entire Illuminated Society. The former pariah Sorceress has become the preferred tool of her Elders. Sometimes a house is so infested the only choice left is to tear down the entire thing. Reports of terrorist Sorcerers and a bold daylight assault on an old friend call for a snarky woman good with two enchanted guns. Even though Lyssa still can’t trust her own newly enhanced powers, the world can’t wait. She thought she was done with the past. It just wasn’t done with her.

There’s nothing worse than being unable to trust one’s own power. Lyssa thought the Night Goddess was her ally. After an out-of-this-world international incident, she’s no longer sure. Despite the risks, Lyssa can’t hide on Last Remnant. A series of thefts in Miami might be far more sinister than they first appear, and the Tribunal needs their best asset to investigate. Reputation is a double-edged sword. Lyssa’s alleged allies are nothing but trouble. A local Sorcerer doesn’t appreciate the arrival of a high-profile outsider taking over his investigation, and government agents are more concerned with CYA than taking down bad guys. A fire can burn away the darkness, along with everything else. A mysterious and ruthless new faction is also interested in the thefts. The developing three-way race to the truth pushes Lyssa to her limit. Lyssa isn’t certain she can win without the help of the unstable Night Goddess. She’ll be forced to decide how high a price she’s willing to pay to save innocent people. The problem is death isn’t the worst thing that can happen to a person.

Complete annihilation of the enemy will ensure victory. Lyssa has been enjoying a well-earned rest after her last massive battle in Florida. When the opportunity arises to end the Far One’s threat once and for all, she’s ready to roll. It’s time to load up her enchanted ammo and blow up a building or two. Intimidation will only take one so far. The darkest products of sorcery are in play, and the power of the Illuminated Society isn’t enough to convince ambitious men to abandon their dangerous plans. When the bodies of Sorcerers and humans alike begin to pile up in Japan, Lyssa is sent to handle the problem. It’s time deliver the pain to the wicked, but what will be the cost of stamping out evil? Lyssa is willing to do almost anything to end the threat, but almost might not be enough. It doesn’t help that the Night Goddess isn’t done with her. It’s time for a three-way showdown and no one’s survival is guaranteed.