She thought sorrow was her only companion. Fate had something else in mind.

Tragedy shattered her family, and Bébhinn O’Faolain is still gathering the pieces. At nearly twenty‑one, the youngest child of the Byrne sisters is suffocating under love, loss, and relentless protection. Desperate for independence, she sets out alone on a ten‑day trek through the rugged mountains of Wales, hoping the solitude will quiet her grief.

“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.

An Irish Patriot...
When Cromwell’s army invades Ireland, swordswoman Brianna Devlin defies her brothers and goes to fight beside them. As Drogheda falls, she crosses swords with an English lord as desperate to escape as she is.