To be a sorceress means to seize your desires and take possession, to invoke powers most ancient to triumph—to leave no challengers alive, and take back all that is yours by right.

Olesya Hua could have been the sorceress of her age, if not for the curse that struck her down. Now risen from its ashes, she's determined to carve her mark into the world.

Recadat Kongmanee is the survivor of a heinous affliction that has left her with unnatural hunger… and potent magic that’s slowly killing her. When she comes to Olesya’s door, she doesn’t expect to find a kindred spirit, or that the cabal who wronged her was also responsible for nearly breaking Olesya.

United in purpose. Each powerful in her own way. And for herself, Olesya is determined to bring the world to heel.

Now is the time of the sorceress.

The Might of Monsters is a full-length novel.

Viveca Hua, arms-dealer

...is driven by three things: the certainty of steel, the need to win, and the compulsion to possess.

Yves, bodyguard

...hunts for the place she belongs, and she might just have found it in the captivating Viveca, who offers her a new organization, an answer—and a collar.

The sixth warlock of Hua sacrificed herself in a treacherous bargain, leaving behind her daughter to be raised by a demon... and her wife to deal with a household that has one infernal butler too many.

Madhuri, now mistress of the Hua estate, grieves for her lost warlock and grimly avoids the creature that’s keeping her daughter alive. But they are full of surprises—they want to serve her in her lonely widowhood… and perhaps, slowly, court her for their own.

The Demon of the House of Hua is an F/NB gothic novelette (15,000 words) that explores the history of the Hua warlock line, and can be read as a standalone.

Olesya Hua, narcotics empress

…has everything: power, wealth, and a city that'll soon be hers. But her hunger is endless. She covets more still—and what Olesya Hua wants, she always gets.

Dallas Seidel, syndicate fixer

…lost her chosen family to bloody violence ordered by the Huas. She’ll stop at nothing to avenge them—she’ll stop at nothing until the Hua sisters are in the ground.

Their goals are in brutal opposition. Deceit and plots-within-plots will put them at each other's throat. They careen toward not just mutually assured destruction, but toward a fatal passion that’ll mark them both forever.

The Spy and Her Serpent is a trans-for-trans F/F short novel (53,000 words) set in contemporary Singapore. Contains: high heat, enemies-to-lovers, hurt/comfort, corruption, and a butch/femme couple.