A rogue fae is on the loose and leaving death in its wake. The Nashville coven is in a tizzy, which is to be expected. Murder does tend to bring out peoples’ anxiety. What’s unexpected is that the coven asks visiting witches Gwenn, Rena, and Emily, to help find the fae throwing Nashville into disarray. After all, they have the rare magical skill set no one in the coven can boast. However, as the trio follows the clues the fae left, they unearth something fishy. There seems to be more to the string of death and destruction the fae left behind than meets the eye. One member of the coven is being aggressive, and Gwenn can’t help but feel uncomfortable around another. And that’s not even considering the decades-long feud between the fae tribe and the witches that the trio unearths. A feud no one in the Nashville coven bothered to mention. Coincidence? The trio thinks not. Now all they have to do is prove it. Rogue Fae is a prequel, stand-alone novella to The Starseed Trilogy. If you like realistic, smart characters and fast-paced mystery steeped in deceit and small-town politics you'll love it!

Selma de Avila, a siren with a quick temper, is finally doing something for herself. She’s moving to New York City. Once there, Selma quickly ingrains herself into high society, all the while trying to find love, build a career, and live the life she's always dreamed of. But everything goes awry, including her control over her magic, when Selma runs into devastatingly handsome, billionaire Andrew Van de Berg and sparks fly. The problem? He's married. Despite knowing Andrew is off limits, Selma can’t seem to avoid him. Every encounter with the playboy billionaire riles up her powerful magic and manipulates her body and mind. Within days of meeting Andrew, she’s siphoning magic all around New York, enchanting total strangers, and infuriating the rich wives of New York City. Will Selma be able to put an end to Andrew's persistent attention and regain mastery of her magic? Or will her magic take over, making her the hated newcomer or worse, toppling Selma into siren madness and pulling the men of NYC behind her? Siren Falling is a stand-alone prequel novella to The Starseed Trilogy. If you like big-city drama and a redeeming love story, purchase it today!

Lily thought growing up in a hippie commune meant her life was odd. But that’s nothing, compared to learning she’s a descendant of the McKay clan, a renown Irish witching family. Or that she’s one of three witches fated to save humanity from an ancient, devious magical race. A race guilty of starting countless witch hunts and committing hundreds of murders in history—all because they were searching for the fated three. Lily’s knee-jerk reaction is to run screaming back to what is known and easy, but once she gets her first taste of magic everything changes. Nothing has ever felt more real or right. She’s hooked. Despite the promise of danger, Lily throws herself into her magical education in hopes of holding off the barbaric magical race threatening to destroy the world as she knows it. Because the McKay witches have the upper hand for now, but something tells Lily that won’t last long. Prophecy of Three is a paranormal fantasy with engaging characters, seamlessly woven mythology, and heart-pounding moments of action that will keep you turning the page. It is perfect for fans of the TV show Charmed and The All Souls Trilogy.

Roman Simons, a charming financial mogul walks into her boardroom. Despite Evelyn's determination to keep their relationship strictly business, she can't resist him. That is until Roman betrays her to the Acolytes of Hecate. After enduring terrifying dark magic Evelyn worries that no one will be able to free her. Not even her family, who has no idea where she's being kept. The magic continues in The Starseed Trilogy, but the stakes are higher with family, love, and the battle for Evelyn’s life on the line.

Mysterious claimings, kidnappings, and disasters are occurring the world over. Sara McKay knows that can only mean one thing—the fata, magical beings from the planet Hecate intent on ruling Earth, are growing stronger. With the help of their pneumas, benevolent fata souls residing inside Sara and her sisters Lily and Evelyn, the McKay witches of Ireland prepare for war. However, with Sara no longer playing peacekeeper between Lily and Evelyn, strong insecurities stemming from Sara's past make a reappearance in her life. Once the most powerful triplet, she struggles to master the lifesaving skills the pneumas introduce and fully integrate with the supernatural soldiers flocking to Fern Cottage. Will Sara's instability help Noro and King Dimia drive a wedge between the triplets the fata forces can exploit? Or will Sara's issues be just the thing the Triplet Army needs to win an otherworldly war?