Francine Coy-Astin gave up her own dreams to support her husband Neal’s car dealerships and raise their daughter Brittany. But becoming Famine, one of the Four Horsemen of Apocalypse, gives her a sense of purpose and makes her question all of her life choices. However, she’s the only Horseman, or rather Soccer Mom, not affected by the breaking of the Fifth Seal. With deceased family members of the other three Soccer Moms coming home and affecting their judgment, it’s up to Francine to pull her friends together to deal with the flood of demons and dead in Oakfield before the living start a war they will all regret.

Dani Elante’s alter ego Death felt the wrongness of the dead rising, even though the world rejoiced in the return of their lost loved ones. But she shoved her reservations aside when her deceased husband comes back to her and her son. Can Dani find the courage to put the dead to rest and stop the Apocalypse? Or will Satan convince her to let Heath live, and as a result, destroy the universe?

From Ancient China to modern day Appalachia, it’s never been easy to be a witch. Here’s five women who find it takes a little hocus pocus and a lot of gumption to make things right in their world. Includes the stories “Pig-Headed”, which was originally published in Sword and Sorceress 31, and “Unexpected”, which was originally published in Sword and Sorceress 32.

Aisha Franklin finds herself representing an old friend who assisted in a supervillain jailbreak in order to exact revenge on one of the escapees. But in the middle of the arraignment, terrorists burst into the courtroom and demand Aisha’s alter ego, the Ghost Owl, in exchange for the hostages. Meanwhile, Harri Winters and the rest of her team desperately seek a way to rescue Aisha and the other hostages. Will Harri be forced to don the Ghost Owl’s suit one more time? And if she does, will Harri’s superhero career end as disastrously as it did the last time? Call us at 888-555-HERO. The Law Offices of Winters & Franklin, where the only thing more dangerous than a superhero is his attorney.

Supervillain Miss Purrception has escaped from prison with her archnemesis Byron S. Trubble, the former head of the illegal black ops organization known as Corvus. As the one who negotiated their client’s surrender, Harri Winters wants to bring Miss Purrfection back peaceably. Aisha Franklin, now officially the superhero Ghost Owl, would prefer to lock Miss Purrception up in a box, then drop the box in the Mariana Trench. But what neither attorney knows is there’s another player in this game, one who wants nothing more than to see justice on their own terms, even if they have to kill everyone at Winters & Franklin to get it. Call us at 888-555-HERO. The Law Offices of Winters & Franklin, where the only thing more dangerous than a superhero is his attorney.

It’s been eleven years since supernaturals were revealed to the world during the eruption of Mount Rainier. But small-town life in Millersburg, Ohio, hasn’t changed that much. At least, not for twin witches Kirsten and Kaley Wilson. Not until an alleged ghost starts haunting local landmarks, including the girls’ high school. Hauntings that become more violent and dangerous with each event. Is the ghost a true supernatural phenomenon? Or has something else come back seeking revenge? Suzan Harden, the author of the Bloodlines and the Soccer Moms of the Apocalypse series, brings you a paranormal mystery set in the heart of Ohio Amish country that will chill and thrill you at the same time!

Thalia of Orrin. Upholder of the Queen's Peace. Friend of the Downtrodden. The Breaker of Pirates. Two generations before the End of the Demon Wars, before there was Thalia the Legend, there was a young justice with a wicked sense of humor, a zest for life, and a duty to her people. These are her cases. Marriage can be sticky, but how is a justice to rule when three men claim they have contracted to marry the same woman? A woman who claims to know nothing about these three men. And according to truthspells, neither the potential grooms nor the defendant are lying.