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A budding rebellion among the Sidhe threatens the tenuous peace. Was Quinn’s sacrifice for nothing? Quinn Larson kept the Real Folk hidden, but the cost was more than any man should bear; Cate - the friend who he hoped would become something more - is dead. His sight is still bespelled and his spirit broken. He wants to withdraw and heal, but someone is stealing fairy treasure and their babies. The ancient Druids have awoken with an unknown agenda and lot of power at their command.

A new victim killed with magic. A missing politician. An old case that won't stay solved. For a fairy and a sprite, using magic to solve crimes is the right thing to do. But now, magic isn't working. Something is blocking the spells that would reveal the crimes. Humans can't do magic, so crime is now part of the magical community. Finding the person behind Heath's murder is proving impossible. Two more cases land in Bramble and Fernlight's laps. Bramble, not quite used to working with brownies, now has to put up with a sidhe investigator pretending he’s better than everyone.

The first three HOP-D cases in one. Includes Blood Magic Blues, Ritual Magic Rock, and Deadly Magic Dance. If you love complicated crimes and magic, you’ll love the first three HOP-D cases. Grab this box set today to solve magical murders, kidnappings, and conspiracies.

Not even Blu and Madeline's combined magic can hold against an unknown attacker who threatens the life of Tadric, the sole heir to the Summer Lands. Without him, the Lands will fall into the chaos of civil war, and the life Madeline has fought and suffered for will be lost. Madeline’s magic deserts her when she needs it most. Can she choose between two strangers to find the truth?

A blood ritual demands a life to save a people. Can Madeline forgive the past enough to save her nemesis? Madeline’s nemesis from the law firm has been snatched through the veils between the realms, and she's landed in the hands of a people known as the Choi. Was it Madeline’s spell gone awry that brought her? Guilt pushes her to make it right. Skye Greatmother knows that her people, the Choi, face extinction without the ritual. She’s betting the future of her people on the blood power of a strange woman from a foreign land.

Madeline Higginbottom is a warrior in the courtroom. But her trial skills are useless when she’s transported to an alternate dimension and forced into the role of foretold savior. And with the prophecy’s actual mission unclear, her odds of surviving long enough to get home shrink by the minute.

Trahaearn, the Arch Druid, longs for the simple times when a battle with vampires was his biggest worry. Now that humans can see the whole of the faerie world, he fears for the very survival of the magical folk. The last time humans saw the fae, it was genocide. This time, Trahaearn must find a way for the two worlds to live together, or both will die in a massacre that will spread like a plague over the globe.

Quinn prays that the war to keep the fae secret will finally be won. Lionel is trapped; his soul separated from his body to save his life. No one knows how to bring him back. Dionne needs training because the prophecy that waited hundreds of years is coming to pass. A prophecy that contains no hint of the outcome. Does the strange druid hold the answer to Quinn’s prayer?

Quinn Larson isn't a hero, he's just a wizard who loves finding new spells, and hanging out with his friends at the local magic folk bar in Vancouver’s Gastown. When he witnesses a fairy murdering a human, and selling the spirit to a sidhe, he can’t ignore it. The fight to save his people starts with a fae plot to wrest power and ends with an ancient prophecy that can’t be ignored.

Quinn’s young apprentice, Dionne, needs to be trained, and quickly. Destiny waits for no wizard, especially one with druids, fairies, and social workers knocking at his door. The druids are restless, and they demand that Quinn release Fionuir, his old nemesis, from her prison. The leader of the Rose Fairies has chosen a successor, and she demands that Quinn take the child and teach her.

A new case and a new team get in the way of solving a friend’s murder. Bramble and Fernlight are desperate to stop whoever is kidnapping magical folk but can’t find a clue. A mysterious woman is following the team as they investigate. Is she responsible or is she trying to stop them? A horde of brownies find the first clue but are never there to help in a risky situation. A sidhe queen demands results. And magic is still forbidden in the investigation.

Vancouver, BC. Wizard Quinn Larson would prefer his magically long life be uneventful. But when fairies start murdering humans, he’s forced to help avert an epic war. To do it, he must stop the all-powerful Sidhe Queen from bending the fae to her will. Reluctantly assembling a team to hunt down the evil sprite, Quinn fears he’s placing those he loves in harm’s way.

For generations humanity lives in space, seeking a new home and fighting a hidden enemy. Now after too many successful attacks, the enemy has made a mistake and people escape. Jocaster scored high in the simulations but has no experience in leading actual missions. When the captain assigns him to lead a team to bring back the people and any intelligence on their mysterious foe, the young lieutenant learns that nothing in real life is like a simulation.

When Fernlight and Bramble open their private detection agency, they dream of bridging the gap between humans and magical beings. Since the prophesy was fulfilled five years prior that allowed humans to see magical beings, relations have been a little...tense. Now their first client walks through the door. An agent of HOP-D the organization responsible for many disappeared fairies, sprites, and other magical folk. They must put aside their fears and take the case.

Balancing her time between a missing woman and a missing pet should be simple for Charity Deacon. Nothing is ever easy when it comes to investigation. Things turn complicated when she gets a threatening call. Now, the dog’s owner won’t answer her calls and hasn’t been home. Someone follows her from a stakeout. Is it connected? Or does every case come with death threats?

How far would you go to prove a friend innocent of murder? When she barges into a crime scene, Charity Deacon discovers a friend in handcuffs. She knows the police have it wrong and vows to find the killer before Val is dragged off to prison.The investigation is complicated by petty jealousy and rumors. There are too many clues, too many suspects, and a client who resists her help.

In a quaint town in the South of France, Charity Deacon follows up on a favor for a neighbor. Make sure the local cops are searching for a missing woman. Shocked at the lack of interest in the case at the gendarmerie, Charity and Lu vow to discover the truth of what happened to Audrey Wylie. Struggling with a language she doesn’t speak and a culture that turns a blind eye to criminals, Charity digs up a link between smugglers and a kidnapped senior citizen.

When Monique Duchesne sees the police outside her door long after midnight, she fears they are waiting for her. Instead of interrogating her about her past again, they want to talk about her murdered neighbor. A man she barely knew. Convinced the police suspect she knows more than she admits, Monique risks everything to find the killer before her world explodes. The deeper she digs, the closer the killer gets. Is the murder a coincidence, or is someone targeting her?

Prague. Playing by her own rules has forced Sharka Lewis to start over. Despite fleeing her old life, the law firm investigator's new home can't keep her past at bay. Threatened by her former boss, the only way she can protect her secrets is to locate the dangerous man's kidnapped daughter. Reluctantly partnering up with a dubious contact, Sharka discovers her employer's daughter may have information others would kill to conceal. When she realizes the trap has been set, the investigator has no choice but to walk in and fight her way out....

Plagues that ravaged the world’s population are over. Civilization is dying, and brutality is a survival trait. A year after fleeing her home in search of peace and safety, Lena and her friends face a violent enemy who wants to control their small part of the world. They won’t survive alone, but they have nothing to offer to make alliances. Can an old enemy help? Can the past be forgotten to ensure a future?