As Lady Cecilia Branstoke convalesces after a severe bout of influenza, an urgent plea for assistance arrives from their friend, Mrs. Montgomery: The Earl of Soothcoor languishes in a goal in Lincolnshire, accused of murder. The victim? Mrs. Montgomery’s husband, Malcolm, reported dead over two years ago!

A priceless piece of artwork that disappeared during World War II. Years later, a car accident in the French countryside that is no accident. A blood-stained photograph that exposes the world of cyber crime and a billion dollar smuggling operation that finances terrorism.

Compelling dialogue, rich, gritty prose, and characters you won’t forget — if you loved The Girl Who Kicked the Hornets Nest by Stieg Larsson, or Ink and Bone by Lisa Unger, you’ll love The Serpent’s Bridge.

Recovering alcoholic Detective Anaya Nazario remains haunted by her father's murder. Lucas Nazario was the highest-ranking Puerto Rican LAPD detective, and his case has gone unsolved for twenty-four years since his murder. When Mexican immigrants are targeted by a serial killer, Nazario senses a connection and fights to keep the leadless case open.

"From the mob underworld to the tops of new skyscrapers, Floor 24 is a heart-thumping New York 1920’s historical mystery!” — Holly Newman, bestselling author of the Chance inquiry mystery series

Manhattan, 1926.

A pen falls from a high rise and shatters at the feet of New York World reporter and World War vet Alan Priest. Its broken barrel bears the name and office of Fritch Designs on the 24th floor. On a whim, he investigates. As he reaches floor 24, he finds a window open and a corpse on the sidewalk below.

The exciting sequel to The Serpent's Bridge...

A serial killer is on the loose. With her insidious tattoo and venomous killer strike, they’re calling her the serpent woman.

Nobody slays demons like Kate Connor. At least that used to be true...

She gave up her supernatural past to settle into the role of devoted wife and stay-at-home mom, and never regretted it for a single second.

But now her past has come calling.

Out of practice and pushing forty, Kate knows she can’t go this alone. But who can she trust when she’s been out of the game for over a decade?

As if keeping house and raising two spirited kids weren’t work enough, Kate Connor just took on a new job … and it comes with a terrible benefits package.

Out of retirement and back in the demon-slaying game, it’s up to her to keep her family, her city, and—yeah—pretty much the entire world safe from an evil uprising.

You know you’ve got it bad when you’d rather throw down with demons than deal with the loved ones in your life.

And Kate Conner has it B-A-D bad.

“Kicking evil’s ass is just another thing on Kate Connor’s to-do list, but she’ll manage it with wit and wisdom, and then drive home in her minivan.”—Christopher Golden, New York Times bestselling author of ARARAT and RED HANDS

Just when Kate Conner thinks she’s got her double life as demon-hunting mom all figured out, a new challenge surfaces in the form of an old foe.

“Julie Kenner’s Demon Hunting Soccer Mom is one of the high water marks in urban fantasy.”—Christopher Golden, New York Times bestselling author of ARARAT and RED HANDS

Slay all day. That’s what demon hunter Kate Conner does. And honestly, she’s getting really tired. Yup, these days she’s even more exhausted than a toddler who’s missed his nap, and she should know—because that’s another of her problems.

“This series may be more fun than we deserve!”—Christopher Golden, New York Times bestselling author of ARARAT and RED HANDS

Oops, Kate Conner just opened a portal to hell. She probably shouldn’t have mixed business with pleasure by bringing her entire family along for a visit to see her mentor in Rome.

But è la vita.

Now she’s facing a record number of hellspawn and doing it just about as far from home as she could get. So much for a low-key vacation.

Kate Conner has incinerated hordes of demons, slow-danced with the devil, and has even saved the world from certain doom. But now she’s facing her toughest opponent yet:

Her teenage daughter, Allie.