Miriam Diaz has lived as a suburban mom on Seattle's Eastside for the past seventeen years. She serves on the parent teacher association, bakes for her daughter's cheer squad, and is an all-around champion stay-at-home mom. Pretty average and totally boring, and Miriam likes it that way. A witch likes to keep her secrets?When a hellhound shows up in her neighbor's begonias, and Miriam banishes the stinky mutt back to where it came from, she receives unwanted attention from above and below, dragging her back into the supernatural world.With Hell at her heels and Heaven at her doorstep, Miriam must either flee the life she built or take a stand and come out of the supernatural closet.

Miriam Diaz has lived as a suburban mom on Seattle's Eastside for the past seventeen years. She serves on the parent teacher association, bakes for her daughter's cheer squad, and is an all-around champion stay-at-home mom. Pretty average and totally boring, and Miriam likes it that way. All the better to hide her sordid past.When a hellhound shows up in her neighbor's begonias, and Miriam banishes the stinky mutt back to where it came from, she let her evil ex know she's still alive and kicking?and likely in possession of something she stole from him.Miriam doesn't only have trouble brewing from below. The banishment also alerts the supernatural cops. When a gorgeous alpha of the shifter pack starts sniffing around her hedges, Miriam fears the news might go all the way to the archangel that she isn't a latent but a full-blown witch. Miriam isn't a registered supernatural and for a good reason, she's hiding something big from the authorities above and below.All of the commotion threatens the veil hiding the separating the mundanes and the supes. Miriam might just have to come out of the supernatural closet to save the world. Again.

Miriam Diaz has lived as a suburban mom on Seattle's Eastside for the past seventeen years. She serves on the parent teacher association, bakes for her daughter's cheer squad, and is an all-around champion stay-at-home mom. Pretty average and totally boring, and Miriam likes it that way. When a hellhound shows up in her neighbor's begonias, and Miriam banishes the stinky mutt back to where it came from, she let her evil ex know she's still alive and kicking...and likely in possession of something she stole from him. Miriam doesn't only have trouble brewing from below. The banishment also alerts the supernatural cops. When a gorgeous alpha of the shifter pack starts sniffing around her hedges, Miriam fears the news might go all the way to the archangel that she isn't a latent but a full-blown witch. Miriam isn't a registered supernatural and for a good reason, she's hiding something big from the authorities above and below. And, this is only the beginning...

Midlife Supernaturals is a storyverse where middle-aged women in their forties smash the patriarchy, fall in love (or serious lust), and work a little magic. Don't let the "Paranormal Women's Fiction Novels" title fool you into believing these women are TERFs. This storyverse is as diverse as the real world with a little supernatural spice to make it fun.

The Supernatural Council of the Pacific Northwest didn't thoroughly think it through when we decided to come out of the supernatural closet. Heaven is pissed. Hell is not respecting our treaty. Religious fanatics our protesting our existence.Add insult to serious injury. Supes are going missing. Powerful supes. I'm not sure if it's Heaven, Hell, the protestors, or fans wanting their personal, non-fictional monster in their closet.The cops are breathing down my neck because they think I have something to do with it all.Oh, and the Baba Yaga isn't a myth. They're a powerful coven and they want me to join them. Or else.Did I mention my full-blood fae siblings are counting the hours until my fae puberty is complete so they can kill me, and daddy Oberon says I have to make my own faerie to stop them?Who has time for that?

Most empty nesters travel more, take up hobbies, and garden. Some even buy a fancy new convertible to feel young and free again. I'm not like most empty nesters. I'm a witch with a bakery, duties on the Supernatural Council of the Pacific Northwest, and a new dilemma at my doorstep. Or rather, my mailbox. Someone has laid a magical trap for me. My guess is the witch elders taking revenge for all the destroyed grimoires. The trouble with that theory is that someone is slaying entire covens. There are signs pointing to an ancient enemy. One we thought we'd rid ourselves of ages ago. While I'm off cooperating with the International Supernatural Enforcement Agency on the investigation, Gabriel goes missing. His pack can't feel him. We fear he may be dead. Clues point to the same enemy that is killing witches, but the rest of the pack were unscathed. He has made enemies in Heaven. I fear if he isn't dead, he will be soon. If matters couldn't be any worse, Maeve and Nix are out to hinder me. Dark times have fallen upon Seattle's Eastside. I'm no longer a lone hedge witch, but my friends and I are up against foes on multiple fronts. Will we be strong enough to find Gabriel and protect the supes in our community from the incoming storm?

If you like witches, supernatural misfits, and magical tomfoolery, this might be the tale for you. Miriam Diaz has it all. Her full magic and knowledge of her past. Her father's love and blessing. Two powerful supernaturals who adore her and want to marry her. Friends who value her for who she is, not what she can do for them. A position on the Supernatural Council of the Americas. An award winning, successful bakery. She's faced the skeletons in her closet and defeated all her enemies. Her daughter is grown and starting her own life. Her story should be done, right? Life doesn't end at middle-age. It's the middle! She's been a fae princess, a coven witch, a consort, a wife, a mom, a hedge witch, baker, council member, and now she's thinking of taking all her accumulated experience and creating her own grimoire. Not only that, but she's also collecting witches, fae, cryptids, demigods, and other supes to start a coven with a magical school. The first school for all supes! Like all ventures, there's going to be bureaucratic red tape, roadblocks, and detours, but Miriam and her magical misfit family are determined to find a way.