Alyce Caswell Boeken

If I didn't get off the train, everyone was going to die. Jen Cooke hasn't been lying about her magical powers, per se. She's just been cheating on her annual tests to make it look like she can see Hellcreatures when she totally can't. After Magic Corp discovers her secret, she's immediately suspended - and then a Hellhound follows her home on the train. A freak accident? A strange coincidence? Maybe. But if quitting Magic Corp is a death sentence, what happens if they choose to fire her? Jen escapes only to find herself facing a fresh wave of Hellcreatures. It's a good thing that Simon, her colleague, shows up to save her. What a relief, right? Turns out Simon is a demon, which makes him her mortal enemy. Ugh, and she made out with him at a party that one time. Jen has nowhere else to turn. Simon's the only one she can trust. But if Magic Corp isn't really after her, then she's just made the worst mistake of her life.

Most beings live their entire lives in the shadow of the gods. Once you leave that shadow, there's no going back. Ami N'uni is a starship captain with too many pirates to chase and too many lives to save. She doesn't need complications. But she's a sucker for helping the haunted and Kieran Krendasta definitely qualifies. He's the least powerful agent the Galactic Law Enforcement Agency has to offer - so no one believes him when he says that he's a danger to everyone around him. Hoping she won't regret it, Ami invites Kieran to join her crew. His presence on her ship soon proves to be useful and distracting by equal measure. Her old enemies are beginning to surface - which wouldn't be so bad if Kieran hadn't brought new ones along with him. Ami's past might be stalking her, but something much worse is stalking Kieran. Something she can't protect him from. No mortal is a match for a god.

Angela wouldn't usually be caught dead within two metres of Colin Cooper, but she's broke and he's offered her his spare room for free. Can they create a romance in the middle of a lockdown?

In the millennia since leaving Old Earth, humans have spread far and wide across the galaxy. A pantheon of sub-level gods was created to oversee the expanding population, always to protect them out of sight, never to become one of them -- and never to experience love. Or so they thought. When Fei, a brilliant but downtrodden programmer, finds proof that the Creator God's most loyal followers own the company she works for, her secular sanctuary is shattered. She soon finds an unlikely ally in Kuja, the god of rainforests, who feels compelled to give her the patience and understanding she so badly needs. But Kuja must abandon her before his siblings discover how deep his feelings for her really are. They would see her as a distraction -- or worse, a threat to the grand design. And Fei is already in enough danger. She's the only mortal capable of saving the countless innocent lives that the Creator God's followers want to destroy. Kuja is desperate to return to Fei's side. But even if he could protect her from his siblings, why would she want to spend an eternity with him? And how could she forgive someone who has lied to her from the very beginning?