After Shay and I moved into Valen’s place, I thought I could finally get a well-deserved break from the madness of this city and spend some quality—naked—time with my giant. But when someone finds an emaciated body in Valen’s restaurant, I know I’ll never catch a break. And it gets worse. More bodies turn up, and a Gray Council investigator starts snooping around The Twilight Hotel as well as Valen’s restaurant. The evidence points to my giant, but if Valen is found guilty of these murders, he’ll get a one-way ticket to the paranormal prison. And I’ll never see him again. Ever. I’m not about to let that happen. Then the unthinkable occurs. While I’m trying to clear Valen’s name, someone I care about is wounded by an old enemy and takes a turn for the worse. As the clues start to fit together, I realize I must defeat this old nemesis to keep my loved ones safe—and find the real killer. The Giant and the Witch is perfect for fans of urban fantasy, mystery, slow-burn romance, and humor. Get ready for this heart-pounding and laugh-out-loud magical adventure!

In The Witching Hours, Anna and Max travel the world with their father, the Professor - but their real adventures take place in the dangerous underworld of dark fairies, where the children face sinister creatures and battle for their lives. Trapped in a decaying mansion beside a graveyard, Anna's only wish is to survive the night - but in the wild woodlands of the United States, evil forces are gathering fast. Sinister women lurk in the shadows, observing Anna and Max wherever they go, their eyes bright enough to wake the dead. There are also strange reports from their friends overseas, revealing a new danger only the siblings can see. With a gigantic monster about to rise from the earth, it seems the witching hour has finally arrived ... Fee-fi-fo-RUN!

Little Witch seeks a home with an owl, a bat, and a frog, but does not find what she needs until approached by a cat.

Seventeen stories, including both folk tales and a few original stories, about various creatures of fantasy, including Baba Yaga, King Stork, Jack the Giant Killer, and The Terrible Olli.