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The Dominion Authority Agency Mystery Books in Order

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See The Dominion Authority Agency Mystery books in order by Heather C Myers, with summaries, series background, and clear where-to-start help.

Last updated: July 5, 2026

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The Dominion Authority Agency Mystery books in publication order

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Winging It

by Heather C Myers

2026

Aurora Vale's first agency field assignment is a body drained of power and a partnership with hard-edged agent Eren Thorne. She has to prove she belongs by solving it.

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Wings of a Feather

by Heather C Myers

2026

Aurora and Eren return for another Dominion Authority case where trust, power, and partnership stay under pressure. Their world never gets simpler.

The Dominion Authority Agency Mystery books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Winging It"

    Winging It

    by Heather C Myers

    2026The Dominion Authority Agency Mystery, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Wings of a Feather"

    Wings of a Feather

    by Heather C Myers

    2026The Dominion Authority Agency Mystery, Book 2

Series background & context

The Dominion Authority Agency Mystery moves out of school and into the working end of a paranormal system. The series follows Aurora Vale, an agent clawing her way back after burnout, who finally earns her place in the Dominion Authority Agency and immediately gets thrown into a real case.

No soft landing here.

The world includes Dominion-enhanced civilians, agency politics, containment rules, and fieldwork that can turn deadly fast. Aurora wants to prove she belongs, but the job has no interest in making that easy. Pairing her with hard-edged agent Eren Thorne keeps the pressure high from the start.

One of the strongest parts of the setup is that the cases can stand alone while the larger emotional and institutional story keeps growing in the background. Aurora is trying to solve crimes, but she is also trying to redefine herself as somebody who can lead instead of just survive.

If you enjoy paranormal mystery with a procedural feel, recurring partnership tension, and a heroine who has to earn every inch of ground she takes, this series should land well.

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