The Spellsinger Books in Order

The spell inside Elaria is burning out, threatening her life unless she finds the third lover needed to sustain it. Meanwhile, someone releases monsters onto Earth, and her unreliable spellsinging makes stopping the attacks increasingly difficult.

Powerful sirens begin disappearing from the Beneath, suggesting that an even stronger being is taking them. Elaria investigates who could be responsible and what they want, but each attempt to understand the situation raises further questions.

A spellsinger who turns music into magic accepts a fairy duke's offer to kill a powerful king. The promised payment is considerable, but carrying out the assassination could place her against a force her songs cannot safely overcome.

A black orb draws Elaria through the Veil to a hidden planet, where she releases an imprisoned dark god. His claim on her and irresistible song threaten her efforts to return to her lovers and the life she treasures.

Elaria and her consorts try to balance love with their responsibilities after battle. Banning refuses to inherit his father's Blooder crown, and King Sorin's increasingly desperate pressure threatens the fragile peace they are trying to build.

Elaria accompanies Cerberus into Sasquatch territory to help protect its inhabitants from hunters. Instead, they are captured by a cruel gargoyle lord and forced into a supernatural fighting arena, turning a rescue mission into a struggle for escape.

Pursuing an enemy takes Elaria and her friends into Primeval, the ancient forest of Tir na nOg. Its simultaneous growth and decay threaten surrounding kingdoms, forcing the spellsinger to confront a danger larger than their original hunt.

When a friend rescues a nymph from a powerful crime family, Elaria and her men intervene to protect him. Navigating the syndicate's corrupt circles threatens more than their safety, testing whether Elaria can preserve her own principles.

Elaria seeks a phoenix teacher to help control her emerging fire magic, but murdered phoenixes interrupt the lessons. With their ashes stolen to prevent rebirth, she hunts the killer while struggling to contain powers that could endanger her too.

Releasing Darcraxis awakens other imprisoned gods, leaving Elaria racing between planets to keep them confined. The gods promise power to potential helpers, and Elaria's blood could free them, making uncertain loyalties and her own vulnerability especially dangerous.

Women magically altered to resemble Elaria begin dying, apparently targeted by assassins seeking the spellsinger herself. Disappearing Greek gods suggest another threat approaching, forcing her to protect the lookalikes while confronting dangers that extend far beyond her own survival.

Elaria and her lovers try to rebuild after battle, but residents of their underground refuge begin behaving strangely. As the crisis worsens, the spellsinger and gargoyles search for answers that may require help from someone she would rather avoid.

A love spell binding Elaria to King Verin should be weakening but instead becomes stronger. Their growing attraction raises fears of hidden interference, leaving Elaria and her men searching for the cause before the bond destroys their relationships.

The violent fragment of Lucifer's soul that Elaria released returns to the physical world. Feeling responsible, she sets out to destroy it, but the increasingly cunning enemy forces her to confront weaknesses and darkness within herself.

Elaria and her partners are rebuilding their lives when a favor for her best friend breaks her magic. To understand and repair the damage, the Spellsinger must confront dangers in other realms, within her pantheon, and inside herself.