The Immortal Brotherhood Series

Raina Black steals treasures from warlords, spies on governments and corporations, and sleeps like a baby at night. But after a particularly rough job where she inexplicably wakes up in a tomb in Cairo, things get weird.   First, Noah Mason, a man she swears she saw die, approaches her, claiming to be a demon hunter. Then, Noah insists she must fulfill her family legacy by helping him restore the Immortal Brotherhood...before all hell breaks loose. But Raina wants no part of it. Going up against dark supernatural forces is above her pay grade. However, when the promise of a cure for her terminally ill sister hangs in the balance, Raina decides that the Immortal Brotherhood could solve her problems.  Between dodging bounty hunters, non-sparkly vampires, and Noah Mason's smoldering gaze, Raina has to use her skill and wit to pull off the most dangerous job she's ever taken on. 

When Noah Mason's boss ventures into Faerieland and doesn't return, he figures he ought to get her back before apocalyptic chaos reigns. Lady Arabella is the only person on earth who can open and shut doorways to the mythical land of magic and terror, and if her power falls into the wrong hands, everyone's screwed.   But, he's not going alone.   The raven-haired Raina Black with her powerful Seer Stone is by his side, joined by Chinonso the Reaper and Thomas the Time Traveler. Unfortunately, they all must tolerate Raina's double-crossing sister Trixie, as well.  After her brush with dark magic, they don't trust her to be left alone, and her gift with sorcery may come in handy.   In this second installment, the Immortal Brotherhood faces down otherworldly creatures, trying not to bring on the wrath of the Faerie Queen, while also outmaneuvering  a secret society seeking to possess powers never meant for men. Throw into the mix a bloodthirsty serial killer with dangerous magic at his command, and the Brotherhood has their work cut out for them.

Thomas Greenley, "The Time Traveler," is the only person to ever master time with minimal side effects. Until he breaks it. Holding Bev hostage, Malachi Rundin forces Thomas to alter time to obtain a powerful weapon of destruction.   Though only Thomas can fix the broken timeline, he doesn't know if he has the strength. Because waiting on the wrong side of that timeline is the love of his life—Pippa. But Thomas's misstep puts his friends in terrible danger—unleashing an old enemy and throwing Faerieland out of balance and into turmoil.   In this third installment of the Immortal Brotherhood, Thomas must undo his mistakes and risk everything to put his world and Time itself back into balance. Meanwhile, Trixie must manage her new powers in Faerieland, help her friends flee the destructive ripples in time, and hold back the Faerie Queen's wrath. Will Thomas choose true love or loyalty to time and The Brotherhood? Will Trixie find the good within herself and trust that it will not fail her as it has in the past?

Trixie Black never thought of herself as a princess, but when she inherits the throne to Faerieland, along with a marriage proposal from a dark fae prince, her life becomes a royal pain.   Not only does she have to deal with courtly politics, suspicions that she's not queen material, and controlling her ever-growing magical powers, but there is also the matter of a pain-in-the-ass prophecy. It is foretold that she will unite with the Unseelie and become an evil tyrant. But she's been there and done that with the villain thing, and she won't go down that path again. Trixie must prove to the world that she's changed.   Thankfully, her sister Raina always has her back, as does her aunt, Queen Gloriana. Life would be grand if most of the Immortal Brotherhood weren't watching her every move, waiting for her to mess up so they can drive a stake through her heart—both literally and figuratively.   But Trixie is no helpless princess. She's a fighter. She will fight for her throne, her loved ones, and even her very soul. She just has to disprove the prophecy, uncover the true intentions of the Unseelie Prince Thane who thinks he can just waltz into her palace and marry her, and go toe to toe with Arabella Larkin, the most formidable witch who's ever lived. No biggy.