by K. M. Hodge
“A very believable, well researched, crime drama, this novel uses white magic to solve the most horrible crimes in a supernatural battle that will singe the reader’s eyelashes! Zoe captures your heart as she defeats forces that appear invincible, giving us a view of the life of a witch who uses her power to solve crime and relieve suffering at a great cost to her own physical well being. It’s a view inside witchcraft that may change your attitudes completely. A MUST read!” – Mari Sloan
“I love a strong female lead and Zoe Delante is a fabulous character. Her gift for clairvoyance and calling to help solve murders had me totally hooked from the start. I love mysteries and paranormal stories and this was a perfect marriage of both. If you like a twists, turns, magic, action and gore, this is a great read. I can’t wait for the next Zoe Delante book to come out!” – Jessi Arias-Cooper
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Whispers of the Serpent:
No rest for the Wiccan.
One year has passed since Zoë Delante’s last big case, and everyone’s favorite Wiccan has managed to carve a normal-ish life for herself and her boyfriends, Jacob and Daniel. Then she gets the call that someone has discarded dead babies like empty soda cans off I-295 in the Baltimore/D.C. area, leaving strange scales all over the crime scenes. Another serial killer?
Zoë dives into the case when her one-year-old niece comes up missing, and she discovers that the guy running the Church of Holy Light knows magick and lies about it. Is he the one behind the mind control? Did he send the guys to drop magick all over her sister’s house?
And what the hell is up with her magick?
The visions are getting stronger, and weirder, and Zoë can’t remember the last time she slept. No matter. She has bad guys to catch and innocents to save. She’ll sleep when she’s dead....
...Or when the killer is.
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Whispers of the Sidhe:
Sometimes the dead come back.
Six months after her last epic case with the Baltimore PD, Zoë Delante is lost in her grief. But a random call from Seth Northman wakes her up and gets her on a plane ride to the other side of the country. There’s a body in the morgue she needs to identify, the body of her father.
Which isn’t possible, because he’s already been dead twenty years.
With whispers of warning about the local faerie mounds, visits from ancient ghosts, and a rising body count where she has no jurisdiction, will Zoë find some closure? Or will she just be one more body lost to the deserts of southeastern Arizona?
