Fortunetellers. Demotivational speakers. Disillusioned shapeshifters.

You never know quite who — or what — you’ll run into in Psychic City, but that’s what makes life interesting for a PsyOps agent. Penny is a spirit medium hounded by hordes of undead fans, Karen is an empath who spends most of her time hiding beneath an oversized hoodie, and Viv is an eideticist with prophetic visions, a photographic memory, and a lot of baggage she’d just as soon forget. They might not always know exactly what they’re doing, but when they’re working together to investigate paranormal crime, they get results.

Memory eaters. Psychic ashes. Photogenic cultists.

Summer has come to Psychic City, and it’s hot enough to make you want to shed your corporeal form.

In this sequel to Psychic City, spirit medium Penny journeys home to address a family emergency, eideticist Viv Lee teams up with Amarynth the Connections Agent to investigate a series of arsons, and empath Karen Cross enters ambient therapy to gain control of her mental health once and for all.

Truthshapers. Dream invasions. Artisanal blackmail.

Minerva Cantor is having a miserable day. Her live-in boyfriend is a man child. The guys at work keep stealing her ideas.

But when she wakes up at the hospital after a serious accident, she’s different. If she crosses her fingers, she can make lies become the truth. She can make things happen. Anything she wants.

Psychic plague. Mirror-walking. Generational curses. Haunted by vivid dreams of a planetwide city, Amarynth the Connections Agent takes to writing for self-expression only to find that the man from her poetry shows up unexpectedly. As she’s investigating this strange occurrence, a plague descends upon the Psychic State, and Amarynth learns more about herself and her psychic powers than she ever dreamed possible.

New to Polyamory? Searching for another person to date you and your partner together? This can be about as tricky as finding a unicorn. To attract a unicorn, you’ll have to create a sanctuary. Become unicorn ranchers.

The first book devoted solely to metamour relationships, Dealing with Difficult Metamours is a troubleshooting guide for those who want to get along better with their partners’ other partner(s). You’ll find out about the different types of metamours and strategies you can use to manage those relationships as well as ways to boost your personal resilience no matter what stressful situation you might find yourself in.

Moving away from the sugar-coated honor-student answers, Page Turner leaves little to the imagination about opening a marriage, while exploring her bisexuality and self-worth. Travel through a complicated polyamorous web, in which her partners do their best to sabotage each other, break the rules, and eventually commit assault.