DS Quinton Books in Order

A meteor storm exposes Brad and Cora to a mysterious virus, infecting one of them. As artificial intelligence reveals clues to human origins, a general obsessed with the infection launches a dangerous hunt for samples.

Leaving a New Orleans orphanage in 1963, Del Larouche hopes to build an ordinary life with Jimmy. A spirit emerging from the swamps instead forces her to confront her hidden heritage and the powers that accompany it.

Young Otto hides in an Egyptian chamber while trying to record his grandfather's discovery about humanity's origins. Threatened by nomads and flesh-eating beetles, he must preserve the account before it or its author disappears.

An arrogant actor clashes with the sheriff of Devil's Backbone and encounters the town's unusual inhabitants. Their strange roles and a concealed secret draw him into a supernatural world that challenges his assumptions about his own importance.

Devil's Backbone encounters an ancient evil concealed beneath an ordinary appearance. Centering on an honest man and the making of Polly Three-Tongues, this supernatural novella explores the dangers that human predators bring to the town.

Del Larouche longs for an ordinary adult life, but another child disappears from her former orphanage. Using her supernatural gift to join the search, she uncovers frightening forces concealed in the shadows of New Orleans.

Isolated from her family in New Orleans, Del faces a spirit attack while her mentor suffers a mysterious illness. A disturbed killer’s search for a cure brings another threat, forcing Del to confront dangers both human and supernatural.

In eighteenth-century Romania, Anastasia Dalca longs for adventure beyond her royal family’s expectations and prospective suitors. A gift of magic leads her into the Carpathians, where a dangerous bargain threatens innocent lives and brings a vampire curse.

After her mother dies, twelve-year-old Lucy Lenoir visits her grandmother in New Orleans and encounters a troubling family legacy. Her story connects with a girl aboard an eighteenth-century voyage to the New World, where evil threatens the passengers.

Eight-year-old Delphine Larouche finds a stray puppy and hears strange voices in the bayou. When her father falls ill, her mother seeks a Voudou practitioner’s help, confronting a haunting presence that wants to escape its confinement.

Del hopes to build an ordinary life as a reporter, but her supernatural abilities attract creatures that have hunted for centuries. As deaths mount and an ancient evil closes in, she must decide how far to embrace her power.