This author crafts compelling narratives within the fantasy and science fiction genres, often exploring complex human relationships and moral ambiguities. Her writing is characterized by its immersive world-building and a distinctive prose style that draws readers into intricately plotted stories. Through her work, she frequently delves into questions about the nature of reality and the limits of human understanding. Her tales are celebrated for their originality and depth.
Set in the aftermath of World War I, the story follows Delia Martin, an apprentice in magical arts, and her husband, Police Captain Gabriel Ryan. As peace talks unfold in Paris, they confront a new threat when remnants of the war invade San Francisco, testing their skills and resolve like never before. The narrative explores themes of change, resilience, and the impact of war on both the magical and mundane worlds.
Set in early 20th-century San Francisco, the story follows Delia Martin, a seemingly affluent young woman whose life is overshadowed by a haunting secret. Gifted—or perhaps cursed—with the ability to see ghosts, Delia navigates her privileged existence while grappling with her unique connection to the afterlife. As she interacts with her spectral companions, the narrative explores themes of isolation, the burden of secrets, and the intersection of the living and the dead.
Someone is murdering the Merry Men - and if Marian doesn't stop them, her children will be the next to die: a wonderful re-imagining of Robin Hood and Maid Marian.
The voices whispering to Jeanne d'Arc that she is fated to put a king upon his throne claim to be sainted angels. Jeanne knows they're lying.