Introducing my newest work in progress: Hill Country

When peril finds the Bissonettes, the women of the family respond in kind.

Thirteen crows slam into the window of Ivy’s swanky apartment in downtown Chicago. She heeds the message and races to her childhood home in the sleepy town of East Jordan, Michigan, where she learns that her grandmother is dead. With the matriarch’s magic freed into the aether by her death, Ivy’s mother must quickly take over as the family’s leader, making Ivy the heir to the Bissonette dynasty. Ivy sinks into her new responsibilities, one of which is hunting for Gran’s murderer.

Male family members push for control over the Bissonette business dealings, and Ivy must use every bit of her headstrong nature to keep them at bay. When a demon targets Ivy and her mother, it becomes clear that one of her male cousins with a knowledge of magic is responsible for it all, attempting to take the power for himself. But Bissonette women have never allowed men to take their magic, and Ivy will not lay down for her cousins to steal hers.