Lily Roa grew up known as ‘The little witch who killed her family’, now she works for the police as a consultant, solving magical crime. Her life’s purpose is to find the monsters who give the good ones a bad name, to find the magic users who would blacken the world and bring them to justice. Plus, the pay is good. There seems to be something dark creeping into Lily’s hometown, something that took her mentor away, but brought in a partner she could trust. Something summoning the darkest of creatures and leaving evidence no one in town had ever seen. Now Lily must work with the new Detective Richard Moss, against roadblocks, both magical and mundane, to find out what’s going on in the sleepy town of Arion.
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Six months have passed since Lily Roa woke in the hospital after her friends and fellow witches were murdered.  Her magic has helped her heal physically, and her relationship with Detective Richard Moss has made her feel loved in a way she didn't know was possible. While they've enjoyed her time away from the precinct as her arm heals, they do worry if the higher-ups will have a problem with it.

Murders are rare in Arion, especially ones where the culprit says a fae made them do it. But two in twenty-four hours is suspicious. As Lily looks into the cause she finds a shifter from a nearby town is embroiled in this mess, and it doesn't seem like he's a willing participant.  Together with the new witch in town, they have to figure out how to free the shifter and find a fae whose magic has gotten so dark, it threatens everyone in Arion.

Saphira Voltain, the youngest of Lily's children and arguably her wildest, finds herself in the capital city of Ardenry. Her dreams of traveling seem to be falling into place as she meets a group in need of a rogue.

Their leader Rickert Basine is a happy man whose sad past led him to travel. The twins Eden and Edward McVain, mage and archer respectively are eager to welcome Saphira for different reasons.

Iollan Valare, a handsome fighter who takes his job seriously, but something about him makes Saphira nervous, and not because of his good looks. 

The five of them travel the continent, and find they all have secrets that none of them could have ever guessed.  

Secrets that led to heartbreak and will turn Saphira's world upside down

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Sobrei Re’Vall, the last heir to the orcish throne, has been missing for five years. Many fear him dead and now revere the human supplanted on his allegedly divine throne. But Prince Maxamillion of Ardenry wants to get the ever encroaching orcs out of his lands and gathers a group of people he trusts to find the missing orc king.

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Lord Giles Raventree, along with Leo, his adopted son and squire, Lily Marcel, Priestess of the water god Otto, Koizumi, a monk from The Pillars of Heaven, Krag, a dwarf whose specialty is keeping the enemy back, and William Voltain, a Seeker whose talent is finding missing people.

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Together, they search for the missing orc king, find things they didn’t realize they needed, and discover truths that will change the world.

Foster Voltain had dreamed of one thing his whole life.  But when that dream crashed around him, he found traveling the world to be the only cure.  In Salthole he finds the perfect group, led by Lucius Silverblade, a half-elf with a reputation for wooing many women.  Siblings Lessa and Mason Fray, the beautiful cleric and the tiny thief who never wastes a moment asking Foster about his famous family. The paladin Bereck Carvel who only loves one thing more than Otto, the mage Sunette Chelri, who didn't have the best first impression of the young fighter.  

Foster finds a fast friend in the bard Raven Bladespell who has more secrets than even she realizes.  And it's clear the half-orc Twig is completely enamored of her, no matter what her past may be. The eight of them travel the continent, fighting undead, evil entities and elves.  As the years pass, Foster's new dream starts to take hold, but while his heart yearns for a new love, he has to constantly remind himself, she isn't his to love