In this thrilling installment of a popular urban fantasy series, the city of Chicago becomes the epicenter of a supernatural war. The protagonist, a wizard detective, must rally his allies, both mortal and magical, to defend the city against a formidable and ancient enemy leading an army of monsters. As the battle rages, the stakes are higher than ever, pushing the hero to the limits of his power and resolve. Loyalties are tested, and sacrifices are made, in a desperate fight not just for survival, but for the soul of the city itself. The narrative is packed with action, magic, and the series' hallmark witty dialogue, making it a gripping read from start to finish.

In "The Witch King," readers are plunged into a captivating fantasy world where an ancient and powerful witch king, long thought to be a myth, is discovered to be very much alive. The narrative follows a group of characters, each with their own motives and secrets, as they navigate political intrigue, dark magic, and their own personal demons in an attempt to understand and possibly control the witch king's formidable powers. As alliances form and betrayals surface, the characters must confront the reality that the fate of their world hangs in the balance, challenging their beliefs and forcing them to question what they truly desire. This novel weaves together elements of magic, mystery, and adventure, creating a richly detailed and immersive experience for readers.

In "A House With Good Bones," readers are plunged into a gripping tale of suspense and horror that revolves around Sam Montgomery, who returns to her childhood home only to confront unsettling family secrets and a sinister presence lurking within. As Sam delves deeper into her family's past, she uncovers dark truths that challenge her understanding of her mother's eccentric behavior and her own identity. Set against the backdrop of a seemingly ordinary house that harbors malevolent forces, this story masterfully blends elements of psychological horror with the complexities of familial relationships, leading to a chilling conclusion that questions the very nature of home and heritage.