The characters are absolutely brilliant (especially the cat) and the personalities of the two main characters come across immediately. It's original and unpredictable. It's almost comical in parts and very entertaining
When college student Lily Masters is called to pack up her recently deceased Great Aunt and Uncle’s family homestead in rural Oregon, she discovers something incredible. A portal to another world.
As Lily stumbles into the strange and wondrous Otherworlds, she uncovers a stalwart group of protectors who have guarded the Earth for nearly 200 years: Jumpers.
But something is wrong. There is a breach in security. Entire teams of Jumpers have gone missing, and more disappear every day. Shadows creep from the cracks in reality. Nowhere is safe.
The book is the first in a series. I enjoyed it so much I immediately read the next two and can't wait for the next one to come out. It's different with amazing characters and a can't put down storyline
It’s a bird, it’s a plane. No… it’s a murder-hornet!
Stuck in raven form after her run-in with the most insane wizard alive, Dray is content to focus on healing. But the djinn she negotiated help from has other plans. He sends a warning via stinger in mid-air, forcing Dray to shift before she’s ready. The hostile calling card parrots in her head as she plummets to the ground: Time’s up. Favour’s due.
Back on the asphalt, Dray barely has time to take a breath, or a step, before getting blasted by a second summons. She’s on the fae council’s…
I love a good murder mystery, but they tend to become too much alike. This one is very different. The two main characters and the way they interact with each other is brilliant.
In 1980s New York City, a crime reporter with little to lose risks the only thing that matters to uncover the truth....
Trisha Connell’s journalism reflects her punk rock lifestyle: relentless, confrontational, and bitingly honest. It’s a style that scores front-page headlines but has her forever teetering on the verge of victory or disaster. Now one crime will forever change Trisha’s life.
As she charges into the story of a sensational theft at an art museum, she discovers a murdered guard is someone she knew, a former foster kid who was adopted and supposed to be living a good life.…
Kwin is a soldier, Commander of the Western battalion. He and his men have killed more Wayvern raiders than any other platoon. It had been a good idea. Enter Wayvern, allow himself to be captured and made a slave, use his magic to escape, find his kidnapped bride-to-be, rescue her and return to Tippet.
But that’s not what happened.
Now Kwin is a slave and his magical abilities have been suppressed. He has no idea where Shona is, how he is going to find her or how he can escape. But something about Luka is different. She purchased him as a pleasure slave, but won’t allow him anywhere near her. She is hiding many secrets. Her other slaves treat her as a friend instead of their owner. And her magically enhanced pet dog is much more than he seems.
Gareth joined his best friend in his quest to rescue his bride to keep him out of trouble. Now he finds himself in more danger than he has ever encountered before. Owned by a woman who likes to play games with his life, as well as his body, his only hope is that Kwin will find a way for them both to escape.
With not just his life on the line, can Kwin discover Luka’s secrets and use them to free himself before it’s too late for those he holds most dear?
