Hikaru and her one true love Norihiko defy their families and kitsune (fox fairy) tradition by getting married. However, an evil magician ambushes them on their first pilgrimage. He kills Norihiko, steals his soul, then re-forges it into a sword. Hikaru seeks the sword, determined to break the curse and bring back her one true love, no matter the cost to herself or her family. Set in Heian era Japan and composed of three books: The Making, The Breaking, and The Reforging.

A mad bomber terroizes Minneapolis during the week of the Aquatennial. None of the post-cogs can get a fix on him: wherever the bomber goes, the timelines get corrupted. Cassie has problems of her own. No one will hire her because of how she came into her pre-cognative abilities. Her life of bliss with her girlfriend Sam has soured. She's even fighting with Chinaman Joe. Then Cassie discovers that the bomber moves like Hunter, the vet who claims ghosts taught him. Cassie will have to invoke the Norse gods—as well as any others who are listening—to stop the madmen determined to raise the dreaded Old Ones and bring Hell to earth.

The Old One will not rest until he destroys the Greater Oregon Fairy Kingdom. Warrior, servant, and royal alike face death. Old world dwarves threaten as well, plotting a genocidal invasion to steal all the magic in the new land. Nora's revenge against the Old One will not be stayed, even as her twin brother, Dale, makes peace with the ancient being. Double-crosses and twisted plans abound in the last book of the Clockwork Fairy Kingdom trilogy, The Dwarven Wars. A fast-paced New Adult fantasy story that always leaves you guessing! Be sure to read the first two books in the trilogy, The Clockwork Fairy Kingdom and The Maker, the Teacher, and the Monster.

Someone is killing my friends.Cops don't seem to care about finding the real murderer—mainly 'cause the only people I know are junkies and whores. The one person interested is Hunter, and he's a freak, a burned out vet addicted to street drugs.But how do I stop a lunatic who's stealing people's souls? Particularly before the end of the world?And why the hell is Ragnarok happening in Minneapolis, of all places?

The Maker, the Teacher, and the Monster starts five years after the events of The Clockwork Fairy Kingdom.The Maker, Nora, has taught herself what she could about magic and making. However, no teacher has ever shown up. The fairies from the clockwork kingdom still visit Dale on an annual basis, asking him to work with them.This year, Cornelius, the head of the fairies, brings news: The dwarf Kostya has returned.A teacher breaks through the spells surrounding the town to find Nora, to warn her that a monster has been keeping her from learning.Can Nora get away before the monster enthralls her? What price will Dale pay to keep his sister free? And who is the monster?

Ghosts get stuck sometimes. Franklin sees it as his duty to help them along, get them to pass from this earth to the Beyond. But some ghosts start returning. Haunting Franklin. Destroying his crops. Franklin learns he must use an ancient, powerful blade to force the ghosts back Beyond. However, someone else wants that blade, for purposes that involve life and death, not just for the ghosts, but for all the living as well.

Adele—a beautiful fairy queen with wings of clockwork—despairs when her husband, the Master Tinker, dies before he finishes the machinery that will drive the humans away and restart the human-fairy war. Then she meets Dale, a human boy with natural talent who can finish the machine. She enslaves Dale and binds his will with fairy magic.However, Adele fails to capture Dale's twin sister Nora, who has only recently discovered that she is a Maker and has power of her own.Can Nora accept the magic that makes her different and save both her brother and herself before the fairy kingdom clockwork can be turned on, killing millions of innocent people?