Albatross

Birds of Prey: Book One

Every job has its ups and downs.

But you can take comfort in knowing that your career will probably never lead to inadvertently summoning a demon. Unlike antisocial spicy audio-book narrator Bel, who has accidentally done just that.

Upon Caspian's arrival, blood hits the fan. Yes, literally. Between hiding him from hunters and searching for the answers as to how this happened, Bel is thrown into the world of the supernatural.

A trip to Vegas and a surprise run-in with Caspian's old friend , Fritz, lead to discoveries about herself and the world around her she's hesitant to accept.

Can she let go of what she's always known and embrace this version of herself? Of her new reality? Or will she fly away from these unfamiliar, and quite frankly terrifying, feelings?

Albatross is the first installment of the Birds of Pray series, a new paranormal romance featuring deeply flawed characters and their fight to find happiness in a world that seems hellbent on keeping it from them.

Shrike

Birds of Prey: Book Two

After the events of Albatross (the kidnapping, Isla's real identity, a gruesome murder— he definitely deserved it, but still) left everyone reeling, Shrike picks up right where we left off with Isla, Fritz, and Caspian struggling to find answers.

And a certain missing redhead.

The introduction of Eamon and his Arcana Militum changes everything, giving them the upper hand needed to rescue Bel.

But does he have to irritate Isla every step of the way?

Yes. Of course, he does.

Even if they manage to free Bel, the things she's seen will stay with her forever, the consequences of someone else's sins weighing her down once again.

Not only will Bel transform, both inside and out, but every one of them is irrevocably changed through the events of Shrike, for better or worse.

Try as they might, there's no back to normal for any of them. The only thing they can hold onto is that through it all, they have each other.

Shrike is book two in the Birds Of Prey Duology, a duet about unlikely heroes, misunderstood villains, and deeply flawed characters finding love in a world that seems Vankhala-bent on keeping them apart.