Ingrid Rosemary Margaret Heffingshire preferred to be called Inni, spend time in the barn with her Welsh pony Buttercup and in general avoid a mother who insisted she be ladylike and learn how to move in the upper echelons of Musimagium society. A mysterious invitation means a chance at freedom, but it also means the beloved pony she's adored and won ribbons with may be more than she seems. Will an unlikely ally help her make a bid for freedom from the stuffy life her mother wants for her?
Starina Kwan trusted her gut and tried not to follow the rules, which made her one of the best Musa Armis agents. A transfer to a new, secret division leads to the discovery that magic transcends time and space, and it gives her an opportunity to finally catch the criminal that’s eluded her for the past few years.
But, the web of time and crime is tangled, and her travels reveal that her quarry has ties to hate groups, including the one which killed her mother and is working to create a most dangerous future. With her partner incapacitated, Starina has to go alone through time where nothing is as it seems and if she fails, she risks not just her entire agency, but also her life.
Author's note: The book was previously released under another pen name. It has been edited and the ending slightly changed. Readers need to know this book involves discussions of hate crimes and groups as well as discussions of dementia/dementia care giving. All books within the Musimagium world can stand alone, but characters do show up in other books.
Sun and shadow, dark and light. This story is a duology with Luna Lucet showcasing the other point of view and was inspired by Mercedes Lackey's filk song, Sun and Shadow.
A flamen (priest) of Apollo is denied membership into an elite order of priests because of his disability--he has night terrors in the dark due to a traumatic incident as a child. But he's determined to compose something new during the total eclipse, so with his rooster socius, Lyre, and his violin, he goes to the gazebo in the facility he lives in for disabled mages.
But he's not alone. Someone has been drawn to the gazebo. By whom, he doesn't know, but suddenly he discovers, he's not alone. The only problem is she's photosensitive and can't bear more than the slightest hint of sunlight.
Sonia Morales thought she’d never have more than her small plot of land and the honor of being a caretaker to a small herd of magical equines. The storm that knocked down the animal’s shelter also created havoc in her life, because she’s charged with helping the youngest pegasus fly. Can a former concert pianist with rheumatoid arthritis help a pegasus filly with PTSD overcome her fears? And if they do so, can they be the duo with the strength to lead the new Pegasus Academy?
The goal of the Pegasus Academy is to help recreate the mage-magical equine bond that’s been lost, and not everyone is happy about this change. Local troublemakers aren’t helping either, and when the magical and mundane forces join together to stop the academy, it’s going to take all of Sonia’s skills, because a very special herd of magical equines is counting on her to save them and the academy.
This title contains all four books in the Pegasus Enchantment series.
Some mages have the ability to talk to motors and electricity. Katrin is one such mage, and she's left the life of being in a car theft ring to build electric guitars. A phone call threatens to pull her back in to save her brother. What a stolen car tells her may be the key to getting him out of jail.
