Weird Magic Series

A new twist on the magical red shoes and two lovers worlds apart. He's The Uncrowned King of Right-Thinking Witches and Warlocks. She's the great-great-granddaughter of a witch killer and has never imagined genus-magicus practitioners walk among us. Her black cat, red-sequined stilettos, and last name give The Uncrowned King all the clues he needs to recognize trouble with a capital B for big. When Thea Gale brings Toto, her seriously injured black cat to the king's cat hospital, she's wearing the red slippers. He's wearing hip-hugging black jeans and an attitude she finds sexily arrogant. Admittedly he's smokin' hot, but saving Toto raises his sexiness to magical. When he admits why he's obsessed with her shoes, Thea reacts by denying their undeniable attraction. Not yet aware of her own powers, she refuses his plea for help to prevent war between genus-magicus folk and common humans. He has teetered into melodrama in Thea's eyes. Helping misfits, as Great-great-grandmother Dorothy proved, upsets orderly life. Thea craves normalcy—right up until his kiss leaves her sure she's bewitched.   Read the entire Weird Magic Trilogy:  Big Magic Hard Magic True Magic

Shouldn't magic solve all problems? Apparently not. And Thea Gale has to live with her disillusionment. First, The High Tribunal exiles her lover, The Uncrowned King of Right-Thinking Witches and Warlocks. Three months in remote Scotland should give him time to rehink loving a common-human … whose DNA just happens to carry a witch-killer gene. He manages to escape a kidnapping attempt as he leaves the country, but Thea fails to welcome him with open arms. Someone wants hand and her magical red shoes. Get real. How could she levitate without the shoes? How could she grow her magical powers without the shoes? She demands answers Magnus can't give. When two rogue genus-magicus practitioners target her family to bring Magnus to his knees, she's not afraid to click her shoes and scramble a few derailed brain cells. Can two lovers from different worlds leap the obstacles to find love?   Read the entire Weird Magic Trilogy:  Big Magic Hard Magic True Magic

A knock on Thea Gale's door interrupts her memories of all that forbidden lusty tension between her and Magnus Rogon, The Uncrowned King of Right-Thinking Witches and Warlocks. The High Tribunal has exiled Magnus for "consorting with a common human." Thea is left with her lavender vibrator and magic red shoes for consolation. A louder knock at the door …   Against all reason, Thea opens the door and big trouble marches in. A ten-year-old girl claiming Magnus is her father demands to see him. Thea believes she's come to terms with a dull, celibate future and shuts the door. Anything relevant to Magnus, so not her problem. Wishful thinking …   Thea's conscience refuses to give her a break. It's cold outside. She lets Ceana into her house. Too quickly, she promises support against a rogue warlock who wants Ceana's birthright. Thea's change of heart opens some kind of magical conduit for Magnus's return—ostensibly to help his daughter. Can he and Thea battle the baddies and figure out a future together? The path to true magic does not run smoothly …   The black magician who challenges right thinking casts unbreakable curses, conjures terrifying spells, and targets Thea to get what he wants. Can she—a common human—discover a deeper magic besides clicking her magical red shoes to save Magnus, Ceana, and all Right-Thinkers?   Read the entire Weird Magic Trilogy:  Big Magic Hard Magic True Magic

No vamps. No weres. No zombies. Or blood or guts or ugly. Over a thousand pages "…loaded with snark, betrayals, love, mayhem, and of course MAGIC!" Lots of sexual tension between Thea Gale, owner of the famous red shoes with a witch-killer history, and Dr. Magnus Rogon, future King of Right-Thinking Witches and Warlocks with long memories of witch-hating common humans. "Characters are irritatingly fun! Romance is annoying - and hot." Dark spells, family disapproval, and The High Tribunal's outdated world views conspire against star-crossed lovers from different worlds. An obstacle at every turn blocks Thea and Magnus. They persist in believing the truest magic is love. "… cures all seriousness. Sheer slaphappy, zany pleasure, like a big wad of cotton candy without the calories."