New Release – Dime A Demon

Yes! Book #5 in the Ordinary Magic series is out now in digital format (paper format will follow in a couple weeks.)

Let’s take a look at the amazing cover by Lou Harper of Cover Affairs, shall we?

I just LOVE all the attitude oozing off Myra. And that unicorn!!!

This book was a LOT of fun to write. I think it’s fast, funny, and leans a little more romance than the other Ordinary Magic books. Myra was a delight as the main character. Exploring her family “gift” of always being in the right place at the right time, and also her determination to get rid of the sexy demon in town was a hoot!

Here’s what the back cover says:

Myra Reed’s life is going great. Being a cop is great. Guarding the library of arcane secrets is great. Even dealing with the monsters and gods vacationing in the little beach town of Ordinary, Oregon is great.

Then the demon, Bathin, strolls into town and steals Myra’s sister’s soul.

So much for great.

Luckily, Myra has a plan to evict the demon and save her sister’s soul. Step one: shut down the portals to hell popping up in town. Step two: get rid of the pink know-it-all unicorn. Step three: don’t die while teaching Death how to be a cop.

Oh, and there’s a step four. Absolutely, positively, no matter what, do not fall in love with the handsome, charming, jerk of a demon she’s trying to kick out of town.

Logically, it’s a good plan. But when it comes to Bathin, Myra’s very illogical heart has some plans of its own.

Great.

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Reading Order for Ordinary Magic:

  1. Death and Relaxation
  2. Devils and Details
  3. Gods and Ends
  4. Rock Paper Scissors (collection of novellas- Rock Candy, Paper Stars, Scissor kisses)
  5. Dime a Demon

I think Dime a Demon can be read as a stand-alone, but really…there’s a lot of fun in the whole series. But no matter how you decide to explore the place: Welcome to Ordinary, Oregon! I hope you enjoy the quirky little beach town full of gods on vacation and monsters stirring up trouble. Oh, and that one sassy pink unicorn, too.

One Comment

  • Carolyn Wade

    Loved this latest visit to Ordinary! I found the spelling error using the homonym “breech” for the correct word, “breach” really distracting, though. Is it too late to fix it in the paper versions?

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