Aika Lareto’s life comes apart at the seams when her fiancé is killed in the first attacks of the Seven-Year War. Suddenly everything she thought she knew turns to chaos and smoke. When she can’t get out of London, joining the city militia seems the next best thing. It is there The Agent finds her, and recruits her into Dreamtech–would be government conglomerate with a plan to save the city. ButAika Lareto's life comes apart at the seams during one fatal trip to London. Just as her fiancé's career as a photojournalist comes together, chaos and destruction ends all their dreams. Suddenly everything she thought she knew turns to smoke.And there's a lot of smoke these days, as London is systematically destroyed in what is becoming known as the Second Blitz.Then a mysterious old man reveals she's a Keeper of the Flame, a champion destined to fight for humanity in the coming apocalypse. Aika isn't interested; what she wants is to return home to Ireland to grieve a broken heart. When she can't get out of London, joining the city militia seems the next best thing.It is there The Agent find her, and recruits her into Dreamtech--would be government conglomerate with a plan to save the city. The question is, are they saving it from war--or for themselves?

When violinist Tamsin Hayes moves in to the cottage on the country estate where Robert is composing his masterpiece, serious trouble arises with friends and family. Will fate intercede to keep them apart just as they've found one another?Tamsin Hayes can forgive her mother—the renowned violinist known as the Faerie Queen—for leaving her family in favor of travelling the world as fame and fortune dictated before disappearing altogether. But Tamsin can never forgive her mother for leaving her younger brother Charlie when he needed her most—when his debilitating, fatal illness promised to rob him of his own music. So with her remaining family depending on her, Tamsin accepts a place with a symphony in Cambridge with bills and expectations dogging her every step. But while Tamsin’s technical mastery of the violin is exceptional, she lacks the flair and grace that made her mother so famous. She has not yet discovered a voice of her own. When Robert Grant moves into a friend’s country home to complete the duet that has eluded him since his beloved wife’s death, he only wants peace and quiet–to be left alone to focus on the work before him. He is therefore not, precisely, pleased when a violinist takes up residence of the small cottage at the edge of the property. But when inspiration continues to fail him, it is Tamsin who gives him a new, unexpected reason to compose. To plan for the future. But there’s a storm on the horizon, one that threatens to pull them apart just when they’ve found one another.

In this prequel to BRIGHID'S FLAME (Keepers of the Flame #3), a young Tara and Stephen lead a group of students through a war-torn New York City to make a new life in Central Park, which brings with it a whole new set of problems.It’s the Seven-Year War, what no one dares call World War III, and Tara Fitzpatrick is a young immigrant lost in the child welfare system of New York City during a series of devastating attacks. It is there she meets Stephen Mitchell, a scrawny but brilliant orphan who attaches himself to her almost immediately, proving himself a good and loyal friend.But Tara is simmering in grief and righteous anger, and it’s only growing worse. It is this anger that leads her to the decision to follow the example of the city’s war refugees to re-establish themselves in the growing shanty villages of Central Park. On the day of her and Stephen’s escape, more attacks curtail their plans, until a group of school misfits persuade her to let them come, too.A trek across the city leads turns dangerous for them all as they are repeatedly attacked or ambushed on the way, and not always by things strictly human. And even Central Park isn’t as safe as she initially hoped. A would-be kingpin of the Park takes exception to Tara’s independent leadership of the Children’s Shanties, and he soon proves more dangerous than anything she encountered on the streets.

They called it the Age of Jazz, and Chicago was at its heart. It is here that Callie meets a dashing business man by the name of Johnny Sinclair, and her life is changed forever.But Johnny isn't all he claims to be, and even as he leads Callie to her destiny, he also starts a mutual hunt that spans five decades and two cities to culminate in the ultimate sacrifice--her life.He may be her first Greater Demon–but he will not be her last. On Valentine’s Day 1929, seven men are lined up against the brick wall of a garage on North Clark Street and massacred—and it isn’t long before Callie realizes she could have stopped it. But by the time she discovers the full truth it’s far too late to extricate herself from its effects as a mere human.Taking a bullet meant for Johnny Sinclair is not her idea of a roaring good time. Neither is learning he’s not the “business man” he purports to be, but Mestopheles—demon of the Crossroads, collector of souls. But finding out she’s a Keeper of the Flame, champion for humanity in the coming apocalypse, gives her the strength and drive to pursue him in a hunt that spans five decades and two cities—even as he hunts her in turn.

One chance for survival, and everyone’s rolling the dice. Even the gods.Keepers of the Flame, Book 2Callie Trevelyan, Keeper of the Flame, has a reputation as a highly effective demon hunter. So the SOS from New Orleans isn’t a surprise. What is? The news her mentor has been murdered. Keepers are nearly impossible to kill—Callie has the scars to prove it.An even bigger surprise: her partner in the hunt for the murderer is Marked, like her, as a champion.In two centuries of protecting Crescent City from supernatural threats and answering the occasional summons of the Loa, Liam Byrne thought he’d seen everything—until Callie and her entourage take over his life. Their hunt for the demonic killer leads them on a Crossroads journey to betrayals, Otherworld intrigue and, eventually, each other.But the Demon patiently awaits Callie’s arrival on the battlefield. Callie is ready and willing, but there’s just one problem: Brighid’s Flame, the source of her power, is every bit as missing as Eva’s soul. And as the full truth unfolds, Callie realizes she’s in for the fight of her life.If she’s lucky, winning will only cost her everything.Warning: Contains magical tattoos, angsty demon hunters, tricksy Loa, smokin’ hot…jazz…in the Big Easy, and rum. Lots of rum.

Learn it easy, or learn it hard. You don't mess with New York City.Keepers of the Flame, Book 3Tara Fitzpatrick is amazed how far she's come since the Seven-Year War, when she and her best friend Stephen eked out a bare-bones existence in the Central Park Shanties. Now she has it all: Stephen at her side, rewarding work for the powerful Vincent Dante's foundation, and a budding romance with Julien, Vincent's heir.If only the Underground movement would stop inciting civil unrest against Vincent's efforts to rebuild the Big Apple, Tara's life would be perfect.Then Julien is shot before her eyes, shattering Tara's world. Her pursuit of the shooter leads her down a rabbit hole dug by betrayal, misconceptions, and inescapable truth.Suddenly the fate of an entire city rests on her shoulders. The man she was trained to protect is the man she is now forced to destroy. And the acceptance of her true destiny as a Keeper of the Flame comes...