Piper wants one thing in life: to become a Consul, a keeper of the peace between humans and daemons. There are three obstacles in her way.

The first is Lyre. An incubus. He’s sinfully seductive, unusually perceptive, and flirtatious when he’s not being a smartass. But for a daemon with supernatural allure, he’s strangely averse to drawing attention to himself—or his secrets.

The second is Ash. A draconian. He’s absurdly powerful, dangerously unpredictable, and a notorious mercenary. Wherever he appears, trouble follows, and now he’s lurking around Piper’s Consulate with ulterior motives she can’t begin to guess.

The third is the Sahar Stone. A legendary artifact with the potential to unleash untold destruction. It was under her father’s protection until thieves attacked their Consulate, went on a murder spree, and abducted her father.

But no one realizes that her father doesn’t have the Sahar Stone. Piper does.

Now shes on the run with every daemon in the city hunting for the Stone—and for her. She has to keep the artifact a secret while trying to save her fatherand there are only two daemons she can turn to for help. See problems one and two.

Celebrating Chase the Darks 10th Anniversary, the second edition features a revised story, new scenes, and a new cover.

Note: The Steel　Stone and Spell Weaver series are set in the same world but can be read independently.

Clio thought she was helping her brother save their kingdom. Instead, she set off a chain of events that will lead to its downfall—and the ruin of all magic.

She must find Bastian and take the shadow weave back before he unleashes it, but the mere thought of confronting him after learning about his lies and betrayals is unbearable. Actually defeating him will be impossible.

Lyre is painfully aware that his creation has fallen into dangerous hands. But even as he and Clio race to recover it, he knows a far worse danger is closing in. Lyceus has joined the hunt for his rebel son, and there's nowhere in the realms Lyre can hide.

If he's going to survive, he'll have to face his father. And when he does, he'll need a weaving more sinister than anything he's created before to win against the deadliest weaver alive.

Their enemies are powerful, but Lyre and Clio are only just beginning to realize how dangerous a master weaver and a mimic together could become. If they can combine their strength, they might have a chance. If they fail, the realms will pay the price.

Celebrating the 10th Anniversary of the best-selling Steel　Stone series, the second edition of The Blood Curse features a revised story and new cover.

Note: The Spell Weaver and Steel　Stone series are set in the same world but can be read independently.

When Clio conned her way into the Underworld, her job was to steal magic that could protect her homeland. Instead, she escaped with the rebellious son of a notorious spell weaver family.

And in the process, she exposed his most calamitous spell.

Now she and Lyre are in a race to recover his spell before his family catches up to them. Their only hope is to escape to the Overworld, and as an Underworlder on enemy ground, Lyre will have no choice but to trust Clio with his survival. But can she trust him when his seduction magic has the power to erase her will?

Especially when she's already falling for him?

Incubi are incapable of love, as they both know. But evading Lyre's family and making it through the treacherous wilds of the Overworld will push them to the brink—and they'll fight with everything they have to make it out together.

Celebrating the 10th Anniversary of the best-selling Steel　Stone series, the second edition of The Shadow Weave features a revised story and new cover.

Note: The Spell Weaver and Steel　Stone series are set in the same world but can be read independently.

I'm bound to a demon.

For my entire life, I avoided magic at all costs. Now, I'm responsible for a demon who wields magic more powerful than the toughest mage or sorcerer. Demons are evil. That's what my textbooks say. That's what I see. He's ruthless, he's temperamental, he's cold. But he protects me without fail. I wonder if he's hiding a heart behind his hostility.

My demon is a monster.

Whether he's heartless or not, my contract with him is illegal and beyond dangerous. Together, we must find a way to return him to his own world before anyone discovers our secret. If that wasn't bad enough, I've come to realize something else:

My demon isn't the only monster I should be worried about.

My name is Kit Morris, and welcome to my warped life.

Picture the scene: Me, an average guy with psychic powers—not that my abilities are in any way average—just trying to scrape by in a harsh world. So maybe I've conned a few people, but did I really deserve to be thrown in MPD jail alongside magic-wielding serial killers? According to Agent Lienna Shen, one-hundred-percent yes.

But her hardass attitude and “Arcana prodigy” status aren't enough to bring down my former best friend, who slipped through the MPD's fingers and is days away from unleashing untold horrors upon the city. Or he's going to steal something. I don't really know. Whatever he's up to, that's why I'm sitting in an interrogation room with Lienna. And that's why I just offered myself as her temporary new partner for the purposes of thwarting my ex-accomplice.

And that's how I'm going to escape. I might even help with the case before I cut and run.

You know that squirmy sensation in your gut when you have no idea what you're doing and you're about to screw everything up?

Yeah, that feeling.

I thought I was a good judge of character, but recent events proved me very wrong. Now, in a brilliant demonstration of my newfound caution, I'm putting all my faith in a demon—a demon who's tried to kill me before. The squirmy feeling is making sense, right?

Unfortunately, I don't have any other options. Ezra's time is almost up, which means I need answers and I need them fast. So it's time to toughen up, pack my gear, and find me one of the most illegal, reviled, and scarce mythics out there: a demon-mage summoner.

And all I have to do is follow a demon's instructions on where to look. How could that go wrong?

I'm not your average girl. My best friend is my switchblade. My favorite hobby is using it on the cruel, the abusive, and anyone who gets on my bad side. I'm a convicted murderer with a chip on my shoulder and a dangerous lack of restraint. And then there's Zak. His rap sheet makes mine look tame. The bounty on his head is worth more money than I'll ever make, and the deadly fae that shadow his every step wield more power than I'll ever know. He's the Crystal Druid, and his first mistake was setting foot on my turf. His second was saving my life. And his final mistake will be failing to realize that however dark, however ruthless, however broken he is… I'm worse.

Once upon a time, I was your average spunky redhead with the lamest employment history ever, a shaky relationship with my only family member, and no idea what I was doing with my life. Now, I'm a pseudo mythic with the best bartending job in the world, the most amazing (and hot) best friends I never knew I needed, and a guild of misfit magic-users who've become my extended family. And I'm about to lose it all. In my desperation to save Ezra, I stumbled into a web of ruthless deception—and seriously pissed off a sleeping hydra. Now its every murderous head is turned toward me and my guild, and I don't know how to stop it. I'm not sure I can. I'm not sure anyone can. But if we don't, we're all doomed—Ezra, Aaron, Kai, and my beloved guild.

The weirdness level of my life has reached an all-time high. Which is saying something, considering I started out as a psychic conman and somehow ended up as a MagiPol agent. And not just any agent. Lately, I've been Captain Blythe's right-hand man and most trusted confidant.

Yeah, I know. Super weird.

It's also kind of awkward because, unbeknownst to her, I've also teamed up with her most loathed nemesis, Darius King, guild master of the Crow and Hammer and the number one guy on the Consilium's “To Be Eliminated” list.

Oh, and the Consilium? It's just a secret organization embedded deep in the upper echelons of the MPD that's using its nefarious influence to take over the world. Or destroy it. We're still figuring that part out.

“We” being me and Blythe. And me and Darius. But not Blythe and Darius. Like I said, it's awkward.

Unfortunately, the Consilium knows we're on to them. Their plans are already in motion, and if we don't find a way to stop them, the mythic world will change for the worse—and there'll be no going back.

Clio isn't a thief. She isn't a spy, a soldier, or a diplomat. Aside from her rare ability to mimic spells, her only notable talent is gardening.

But with a war threatening her homeland, and her half-brother—the nymph prince—pleading for her help, she agrees to attempt the impossible: stealing deadly magic from the best spell weavers in the three realms.

Their stronghold is located deep in the Underworld, which is exactly the sort of place an Overworld nymph like her should never go. Getting in wont be that hard. Getting out alive is the impossible part.

Lyre is a master of two skills: spell weaving and seduction. As an incubus, he can enthrall any woman he desires. As a master weaver, he can create any spell imaginable—but not the spells of death and destruction that his ruthless family specializes in.

A master weaver who cant—or wont—contribute to the family legacy is a liability that wont be tolerated for much longer. And when a nosy Overworld nymph starts probing into his secrets and draws the attention of his sadistic brothers, his odds of survival take a nosedive.

Because some magic was never meant to be woven. And while Lyres most dangerous creation could be powerful enough to save Clios homeland, it's terrible enough to destroy far more.

And neither Clio's mimic ability nor Lyre's spell weaving will save them from its power.

Celebrating the 10th Anniversary of the best-selling Steel　Stone series, the second edition of The Night Realm features a revised story and new cover.

Note: The Spell Weaver and Steel　Stone series are set in the same world but can be read independently.