Within the rugged, wind-swept cliffs of the Dragonspire Peaks, Lyra Ember’s journey begins as she seeks to unlock the secrets of her mysterious heritage. Her world is a land where magic pulses beneath the surface, and ancient dragons still soar through the skies. Forced into a perilous alliance with a brooding warrior and a clever mage, her quest to restore balance to her fractured homeland becomes a path fraught with danger and discovery. Each step reveals new truths about her powers and the sacrifices required to wield them. As enemies close in and her own doubts threaten to consume her, Lyra’s courage and heart become her greatest weapons in a battle that could reshape her world forever.

The Devil You Know drags Felix Castor into a case that begins with a vanished lawyer and ends with a corpse that won’t stay quiet. A demon claims innocence, a guild of spirits hedges bets in backroom London, and a missing name threads through every door Felix uses. The chase threads from seedy dens to glittering parlor houses, where a client’s fear becomes a loose end and a killer’s pride glances off Felix’s steady, acerbic wit. As he pieces together a puzzle that mingles mortal vanity with otherworldly leverage, the cost inches toward a reckoning that could expose his own fragile defenses and fracture the fragile line between the living and the damned. In a city that thrives on secrets, Felix trades more than words for the truth, risking the wrong alliance and the wrong confession to keep the one truth he won’t betray: some things in the dark deserve to stay buried, but some debts are too sharp to walk away from.

Joanne Walker, a Seattle police officer with an inherited shamanic gift, maneuvers through danger that bleeds from the streets into the spirit world. When a haunting cry announces a crisis that could tear the city apart, she must weigh loyalty to the badge against responsibility to the unseen, confronting a betrayal that runs deeper than crime and forcing herself to choose between the life she knows and the power she carries within.

Elma York threads calculations with courage as the mission to secure humanity’s future hums to life. For a woman balancing the pull of family and the demand of a civilization, every equation is a lifeline—and every choice echoes into the lives waiting beyond the atmosphere.

When siblings Kendra and Seth Sorenson are lured to a secluded estate by a menacing letter, they discover a hidden world rich with magic and danger. They become guardians-in-training within a centuries-old sanctuary where dragons, sprites, and mythical beasts are kept out of sight from ordinary eyes. As factions within the preserve scheme and a malevolent presence stirs, Kendra must balance prudence with bravery to protect her brother and the living wonders entrusted to their care. Amidst labyrinthine halls, enchanted artifacts, and a surrounding secret that refuses to stay buried, loyalties are tested, and a quiet resolve forms into stubborn courage.

A master thief threads a city of clockwork and sorcery, moving through rooms that refuse to stay closed. Raffalon keeps a razor’s edge between charm and danger as a debt reappears from a night of reckless gambling, dragging him into a corridor where alliances shift like gears. A whispered invitation, a vanished ally, and a door that refuses to stay shut—each moment presses him toward a choice that will rewrite what he owes to the world and what the world owes to him. His loyalties stretch thin as he navigates a web of rivals, each with their own sly motive, until the last gambit leaves him counting the cost in both coin and conscience.

Within the bustling, often chaotic corridors of Wells & Co., magic is an ordinary tool turned into a bureaucratic nightmare. Wands, spells, and enchantments are managed with an absurd level of red tape, leading to a world where the fantastical collides with the mundane in hilarious fashion. J. W. Wells, a charismatic and slightly reckless wizard, navigates this labyrinthine system, often finding himself in bizarre predicaments that test his ingenuity and wit. Amidst this chaos, relationships are as tangled as the spells cast, with colleagues and rivals alike embroiled in schemes, misunderstandings, and unexpected alliances. The series delights in satirizing office politics, the absurdity of bureaucratic procedures, and the unpredictable nature of magic itself. With each turn, Wells and his companions confront challenges that threaten their world, all rendered with Holt's trademark humor and sharp critique of societal norms.

In the depths of Ebonreach, shadows whisper secrets that threaten to unravel the fragile balance of power. Lila, a young woman with a mysterious heritage, finds herself drawn into a web of ancient magic and political intrigue. As she unravels her own hidden past, she encounters allies and enemies alike, each with their own agendas and dark motives. Her journey is one of self-discovery, where trust is scarce, and every decision could tip the scales toward salvation or ruin. Amidst the Gothic spires and shadowed streets, she must confront not only external threats but also the demons within, forging her destiny in a world where darkness reigns and hope flickers like a dying ember.

Within the uncharted wilderness of Mythralis, Lyra Valen’s journeys peel back layers of ancient magic and hidden histories. Each discovery leads her deeper into a web of political intrigue and long-forgotten conflicts that threaten to reshape her world. Her relentless pursuit of answers takes her through enchanted forests, abandoned cities, and beyond the known borders of her homeland. Faced with both external enemies and her inner demons, Lyra’s resilience becomes her greatest weapon. As shadows from her past resurface and alliances are tested, she must confront the true cost of her quest—what she is willing to sacrifice to uncover the truth and forge her own path amid the chaos.

A tethered mind navigates a city of shifting logic and evasive identities, where misdirection is a basic law and every face may wear a mask of truth. Gilbert Gosseyn’s confidence fractures as he encounters people who know him better than he knows himself, and as rules he thought absolved him prove to be merely another labyrinth. In a world where rationality can be weaponized, Gosseyn wrestles with memory, allegiance, and the cost of following or breaking the tacit codes that govern thought itself.