Dragon magic. An unholy alliance. The ultimate choice. In this final book of the series, Dara is rising to great heights within the Witch Kin, with Cate on one side and Hugh on the other in an uneasy alliance. Yet the price of this unholy partnership is greater than she could have imagined. She holds the fate of the supernatural world in her hands when she reaches a fork in the road of her life. She can continue on the path to glory and the realization of all her material desires while she saves the world as she knows it, or she can give it all up to recue the vestiges of herself from the flames of the dragon.

On a lonely Scottish island stands a stone tower which harbors a terrible secret deep within... Dara Martin has been given a second chance to redeem herself in the eyes of the ruling Witch Kin. They'll teach her how to wield her powerful natural magic and eventually, maybe, to work with Hugh, as long as she gives up her errant ways. But the tower's mystery inevitably draws her in, and while she has sworn not to lie to the Kin, she must hold on to her own secrets or lose her only chance of freeing her mother...

Having magic doesn’t guarantee a free ride in life. Especially for a half-blood witch. Dara Martin has a Normal for a mother, so she’ll never really be accepted by the Kin, and a formal education in magic is out of her reach. But when an evil sorcerer snatches her last link to her mother, she has to learn what she can do, and fast. Lending her power to Willem, she unwittingly assists in bringing Krampus and other nasty Christmas spirits to life, and in doing so helps wreak havoc and bloodshed on her hometown. This is a dangerous game, and if the Kin find her print on the wreckage she risks having her magic painfully bound. Forever. But only if she's caught.

A darkness emerges from within that threatens to shatter her world. Dara’s poised on the brink of her new life. She finally has her place amongst the ranks of the Kin and her ambition steers her ever upward. Yet what she finds here is falsity and intrigue – Hugh, her father, Meg – all are revealed in their true colors, until the only witch she can trust is her worst enemy, Cate. A larger peril is looming for the Witch Kin, one that has been brewing beneath the surface for centuries. In order to help, she needs travel back to her home land and find herself, facing the demons of her own past and future. With this new understanding of her own powers, she begins to understand why Margaret Forsythe was forcibly locked away by the patriarchal Kin all those years ago.

"Enzo's world is full of all manner of ghouls and monsters, which the author humorously renders in her sharply observed prose... An entertaining dark fantasy set in a city's demonic underworld." - Kirkus Reviews They say it's better to rule in Hell than serve in Heaven... But Enzo’s not so sure anymore. Haunted by the horrors of his fall, Enzo, a demon agent of the Fel, smothers the angst of his impending damnation by indulging in vice with no regard to who it wrecks. But the dreadlord has given him a new assignment: infiltrate the enemy sect of demons known as the Unfallen and recover their captured ally, Lorcan, the alpha of Atro City’s pack. Enzo must blend in with his enemies and decide which side of the holy war he’s really on—even though he’s damned no matter what he chooses. With angelic lore inspired by Milton’s Paradise Lost and The Book of Enoch… This magical & macabre urban fantasy features a brooding, BMX-riding antihero who wants nothing to do with the forces of good unless it suits him. Dark Fantasy — Urban Fantasy — Horror — Dark Paranormal Romance

From the bestselling author of Pets in a Pickle. Vet Paul Mitchell returns in this second instalment, Pets on Parade, to recount more hilarious goings-on from Prospect House. The main characters old and new include the elderly receptionist, Beryl Wagstaff, senior partners, Crystal and Eric Sharpe, the senior nurse, Mandy Fox and the junior nurse, Lucy Gentle. The eccentric tales including Mr Grimaldi, a magician whose rabbit is too sick for his show and Madam Mountjoy, a white witch whose black cat, Antac, Paul has to attend to at her 'Wiccan Shoppe' in Westcott. Paul finds himself in some sticky situations outside Prospect House. Forget undulating paddocks teeming with giraffe, zebra and wildebeests, there are pens and paddocks awash with mud, in which there are two gazelles, a camel, some monkeys and an ostrich. Followed by an aviary of budgerigars, some cockatiels and a pen overstocked with guinea pigs! This enchanting and delightful story will have you laughing from start. In the tradition of the James Herriot books, Pets on Parade is a humorous account of life as a young vet detailing the highs and lows of working with animals and their eccentric owners. Drawing on his own experiences as a vet, author Malcolm Welshman has achieved a true insight into country life and the rollercoaster that is veterinary practice.

Witchcraft violence is a feature of many contemporary African societies. In Ghana, belief in witchcraft and the malignant activities of putative witches is prevalent. Purported witches are blamed for all manner of adversities including inexplicable illnesses and untimely deaths. As in other historical periods and other societies, in contemporary Ghana, alleged witches are typically female, elderly, poor, and marginalized. Childhood socialization in homes and schools, exposure to mass media, and other institutional mechanisms ensure that witchcraft beliefs are transmitted across generations and entrenched over time. This book provides a detailed account of Ghanaian witchcraft beliefs and practices and their role in fueling violent attacks on alleged witches by aggrieved individuals and vigilante groups.