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The Forgotten Village by Lyssa Medana
Karen Price suddenly finds herself whisked from a safe, easy office job and a comfortable, if boring, boyfriend into a village where modern day vampires and werewolves roam freely, the vicar is impossibly handsome and she never knows who or what will turn up at the Post Office.
And the night she arrives a murder is committed.
Digging up the Past by Lyssa Medana
Karen Price had been looking forward to her wedding day for nearly a year. It had already been cancelled twice, once due to a plague of magical insects and once because of an outbreak of zombies. That was the risk you took when you agreed to marry a paladin, someone sent to stand between the normal world and the threats of the non normal.
Of course a wedding never goes entirely to plan and now Karen was getting married while a tv crew were filming an archaeological dig in a village stuffed with vampires, werewolves and more. However everyone was being on their best behaviour, and nothing supernatural was expected to be dug up, so what could possibly go wrong?
As ex marine Mike Doyle and vicar Darren King battle with unexpected dark forces, quite a lot can go wrong. From having nothing more to worry about than a dress fitting Karen suddenly finds herself in a lot more danger than she expected.
Dinner at Dark by Lyssa Medana
How would Martha Stewart deal with a dinner party where two of the guests were vampires, four of the guests were werewolves, one of the guests was completely unaware of this and one was a housekeeper with very high standards? What happens if you buy Holy Water from the internet? When eight guests are trapped in the rugged British Pennines, the dinner party at Darke Manor takes an unexpected turn
Tales from the White Hart by Lyssa Medana
When Fiona Greene saved the life of an ancient elfen, Kadogan, he asked her heart’s desire. This is why, exactly 100 days later, Fiona found herself opening up ‘The White Hart’, a shop in a converted pub that sold handcrafted cards, exquisite gift wrap and a range of merchandise aimed at werewolves, vampires and the rest of the non-normal community. What could go wrong?
Lots could go wrong. They had a Tarot reader that didn’t believe in Tarot cards, a werewolf who had been thrown out of his pack as the warehouse manager and the redoubtable Mrs Tuesday coming to stay. Fiona could deal with all that, but she wasn’t happy about the attempts to pair her up with Steve Adderson, salesperson to the non-normal domains and magician.
Then the staff at the White Hart found themselves in the middle of a power struggle and suddenly her romance had to take a back seat.
A Paranormal Romance set in the beautiful and ancient city of York
More Tales from the White Hart by Lyssa Medana
The White Hart is a converted pub in the beautiful city of York, in England, selling exquisite gifts, handmade cards and magical supplies to normals and non normals alike. The people and place had survived the struggles for control of the magical domain of York, but it wasn’t getting easier.
The damaging fire at the White Hart was only the start of their troubles. The vampire, Rey, may have been destroyed after he challenged for control, but he left a dark and destructive legacy. Rebuilding the White Hart is only the start of the challenges.
The sequel to Tales from the White Hart.
Further Tales from the White Hart by Lyssa Medana
Lady Freydis is now the Prince of non-normal York. She is the absolute ruler of all the vampires, werewolves, boggarts, brownies and the rest, and still the barista at the White Hart. The former pub is flourishing and all looks to be calm.
That can’t last, of course. Lady Freydis has decided that she is going to be married at Midsummer. She hasn’t decided on the husband-to-be, but that’s a small detail for an imperious and erratic elfen. As the scramble to marry or avoid marrying heats up, the White Hart and it’s denizens are once again caught in the middle.
And there is the small matter of the skeletal hands infesting the ancient city of York. Darren, Dave and Luke have their work cut out even without Lady Freydis’ tricks.
A sequel to Tales from the White Hart and More Tales from the White Hart