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Wilson’s robotic CATTs protect two young children while their artificial intelligence raises questions about freedom and responsibility. This collection follows the mechanical companions through family duties, encounters with pirates, and the creation of smaller KITTs.

Agatha Blackmore’s uncontrolled magic has already caused trouble for her family, and conventional witch training offers little help. The FBI’s growing need for paranormal investigators gives her a possible career, provided she can learn to manage her abilities.

New FBI agent Catherine Moore receives her own probationary assignment while her friend Agatha Blackmore works elsewhere. Hunting a serial killer across the South puts Cat’s training and unusual abilities to the test in these Federal Witch stories.

Agatha Blackmore’s second year at the FBI Academy brings fresh trouble with the authorities and more dangerous magical complications. When four people disappear, she joins her roommate Cat and miniature unicorn Fergus to investigate before graduation.

With war threatening Earth, refugees and homeless children need shelter during Noodlemass celebrations. Athena Lee’s efforts to secure a hotel encounter resistance, bringing Wilson and his unusual allies into a holiday problem involving compassion, property, and practical help.

After three years of training at Quantico, Agatha Blackmore begins her probationary work with the FBI’s Magical Crimes division. Her introduction to fieldwork involves assassination, murder, and betrayal, forcing the young witch to apply her classroom lessons.

Former Imperial Navy ensign Tisiphone returns to a quiet farming world, only to face revolution and a devastating attack from space. Training new officers becomes urgent as threats from the Cabal and Old Earth complicate her planet’s defense.

Ensign Athena Lee’s first assignment involves constructing a secret surveillance station. An enemy fleet attacks just a month into her service, leaving the young engineer stranded and dependent on her technical knowledge to survive the aftermath.

After Earth’s Cyber Wars, the United Nations consolidates power and seeks to extend its reach into space. Sam, a pilot trained to obey orders, volunteers for a colony mission that serves the victors’ ambitions and social policies.

Minerva Lee, Athena’s older sister, hoped for an uncomplicated existence but finds herself commanding Freedom Station and confronting planetary upheaval. Battles bring new responsibilities, including the struggle to win people’s trust while navigating the consequences of power.

These stories explore the artificial intelligence Wilson’s origins, his fascination with becoming a cat, and his uneasy relationship with the Farm. Familiar and new characters encounter his schemes as practical jokes mingle with ambitions reaching across the galaxy.

The first students of the Etheric Academy must develop the leadership skills needed by a growing empire. Five human werewolves enter an unfamiliar educational environment where demanding teachers and unpredictable assignments challenge more than their classroom knowledge.

Camilla Blackmore’s daughters believe assassins killed her during the attack on their estate. Captured instead by the Italian Strega witches, Camilla must confront their plans for her and the hidden power directing the Missionaries of Death.

A research vessel arrives at a remote colony to investigate a strange alien life-form. An infection has already swept through the population, killing and transforming its victims, and the crew must discover what caused the outbreak.

Etheric Academy students explore Earth’s ancient ruins and engineering wonders with Jeo, venturing beyond their authorized activities. Their enthusiasm for discovery creates trouble with government authorities, adding political consequences to lessons intended to prepare them for imperial service.

Rescued after fifteen years, Athena Lee returns to a galaxy that treats her as a criminal rather than a survivor. Arrest, lost rights, and threats from assassins force the engineer to confront the corruption surrounding her homecoming.

Athena Lee returns to naval service despite the abandonment and arrest that marked her earlier career. A search for Terra’s mysterious ghost ships draws her engineering expertise into a dangerous assignment complicated by threats from pirates.

A revolution may be over, but the Cabal’s ambitions extend far beyond one government’s fall. As its military plans threaten Athena Lee’s planet and family, she must respond to a struggle over control of the wider galaxy.

Athena Lee’s appointment as Martian ambassador clashes with an older ambassador imprisoned for insubordination and treason. A planned embassy assault unfolds as the Cabal moves openly against the Empire and a massive Earth fleet approaches the conflict.

Athena Lee is left behind when her ship departs under Freedom Station’s new management. Elsewhere, patrol duties, mutiny, and the Bad Penny Pirates intersect with a secret scheme that threatens to turn local disorder into a galactic crisis.

Ancient vampire Anastasia refuses the World Council’s demands for questioning and goes on the run. Agatha Blackmore’s Magical Division receives orders to capture her, placing official duty in conflict with the witch’s loyalty to a friend.

Agatha Blackmore heads home for Thanksgiving, leaving Catherine Moore and forensic specialist Chuck in charge. Their anticipated quiet holiday changes when strange turkey-related events in the South bring another supernatural problem to the Federal Witch investigators.

Unicorn murders draw Agatha Blackmore’s FBI team into an investigation involving blood magic and divine interference. Her familiar Fergus’s refusal to cooperate complicates the case, suggesting that the killings carry implications beyond an ordinary paranormal crime.

The destruction of Colossus brings the prospect of another interstellar war closer. With the Cabal moving against its enemies and targeting Athena Lee’s family, Athena, Wilson, and the robotic CATTs face an increasingly open struggle for survival.

Agatha Blackmore links Santa’s flying reindeer to an encounter with her own magical family. This Federal Witch holiday story explores the Blackmores’ involvement in the Christmas tradition and the story behind Agatha’s unusual explanation of how reindeer took flight.

Athena Lee returns home after sixteen years while her ship undergoes repairs following a pirate attack. Planetary corruption and her family’s control of agricultural resources complicate the visit, especially when an arranged marriage becomes part of their plans.

Chuck Mongo attends an Atlanta science fiction and fantasy convention expecting a break from work. Visitors of an unexpected kind disrupt that plan, turning a gathering of enthusiasts into another encounter with the extraordinary in the Federal Witch universe.

Promoted after completing her probation, Agatha Blackmore leads a new paranormal investigation team. The murder of a werewolf child exposes a modern slavery problem, drawing the agents into a fight against entrenched corruption in the Midwest.

Athena Lee and Wilson travel to Mars to capture a war criminal responsible for thousands of deaths. A fugitive concealed by the Cabal and an unfamiliar branch of Athena’s family complicate a mission tied to a mysterious inheritance.

As the Empire falls under Cabal control, Athena Lee considers an attack on a vulnerable Earth. Gathering ships requires help from New Texas and fringe pirates, including Kate O’Malley, whose hostility makes her a difficult potential ally.

A disastrous early mistake sends rookie FBI agent Madeline Mills to an isolated Kansas posting. When children disappear, her search leads into supernatural territory, revealing dangers concealed beneath the apparently uneventful landscape of her new assignment.

Agatha Blackmore must protect Marvin Loman, a witness to a witch queen’s murder, from a magical criminal organization. Assassins and demonic contracts make conventional protection inadequate, while flight toward her Maine hometown threatens to involve her family.

The Rossi Rea’s crew hopes to regroup on a remote planet while continuing the search for a captured crewmate. A love affair, a controlling husband, and the captain’s brother turn the stop into another dangerous entanglement.

With Anastasia away and Bill hospitalized, Agatha Blackmore’s team faces a rogue werewolf in Tennessee. Orders to capture or kill the suspect raise troubling questions about Jackson and draw the investigators toward the dangerous Moon Pack.

The approach of a second Demon War forces human and magical defenders to respond on several fronts. With a portal opening in California, Agatha Blackmore’s team must stop another southern outbreak by locating the Demon Lord behind it.

A visit to Mars offers the Rossi Rea’s crew opportunities for business, but pirates and naval forces complicate their plans. Lucrative work carries unexpected risks, leaving the smugglers to balance ambitious jobs against the need to survive.

Captain Dodge accepts a mysterious client’s job for the accomplished smugglers aboard the Rossi Rea. When crew members are kidnapped, the assignment becomes a dangerous struggle to identify enemies and survive a situation shaped by deception.

Dark witches summon a Demon Prince on Sicily, trapping Italian forces against a growing horde. Four human mages from Arcane must intervene before the invasion spreads, confronting a threat that recalls the devastation of the previous Demon War.

After receiving a medal for valor, Athena Lee is kidnapped and taken aboard an unknown ship. With Wilson silent and her memories compromised, the isolated engineer must confront captors whose experiments threaten both her identity and her survival.

Three Federal Witch holiday stories bring together creatures beneath the earth, undead turkeys, and magically flying reindeer. The collection includes Watch Where You Dig, Night of the Living Turkeys, and Reindeer Don’t Fly within the same paranormal universe.

In 1914, newly trained FBI agent Jack Dalton receives an unusual assignment from Hoover: establish the bureau’s Magical Division. With paranormal beings newly revealed and no other agents assigned, Jack must begin building the organization himself.

In 1959, Jack Dalton becomes director of the FBI's Magical Division as newly visible paranormal beings frighten humanity. A lone human responsible for policing creatures across the United States, he faces threats far beyond the reach of ordinary law enforcement.

Jack Dalton travels to Maine to improve relations between the FBI and a coven of witches. Meeting the powerful Marcella Blackmore turns a diplomatic assignment into a test of nerve for an agent more accustomed to hunting monsters than negotiating with them.

A sea monster terrorizes the New Jersey coast, sending Jack Dalton into a difficult investigation. Corrupt law enforcement, skeptical helpers, and colleagues unfamiliar with his obscure FBI division complicate his efforts to piece together clues and keep people alive.

Raised by werewolves, Jack Dalton believes he understands them until a rogue threatens St. Louis. Assisted by a supposed expert he suspects may be a spy, he must stop the creature before the case damages relations between humans and paranormals.

Reports of strange events in Springfield, Illinois, suggest that Abraham Lincoln's ghost may be haunting the town. J. Edgar Hoover assigns Jack Dalton to investigate, turning an uncertain supernatural claim into a politically sensitive problem for the FBI's monster hunter.

Jack Dalton arrives in Nashville to investigate the disappearance of important paranormal figures. As the lone agent responsible for maintaining a precarious peace, he must find them before unresolved suspicions escalate into war between supernatural communities and the wider world.

Aspiring private detective Mongo struggles to find suitable cases while helping his father’s barbecue business. A delivery sends the were-polar bear into northern Alabama, where getting lost leads him into considerably more trouble than expected.

The Rossi's crew hides on technology-rejecting New Luddington, an unlikely refuge for a starship. Their uncomfortable retreat becomes a crisis when another crewmate is kidnapped, forcing them to choose between escaping to freedom and risking themselves to rescue a friend.

Beyond a mysterious gate, Agatha and Fergus discover the Legion of the Damned and a magical library. Its connection to ancient Alexandria raises questions about how it crossed worlds and the identity of its guardian, Callimachius.

A new front in the Demon War opens in the western United States, where the army prepares to repel an invading horde. Cut off from command, a human strike force fights toward the portal while uncertain paranormal allies weigh whether to intervene.

Rea and the crew of the Rossi expect a straightforward assignment after their previous mission's troubles. Instead, corruption and political obstruction trap them on New Philly, where confronting injustice may be their only route to getting themselves safely away.

Captain Rea and the Rossi's crew return to New Detroit to find their missing friend Taylor. Old enemies and new adversaries complicate the rescue as earlier events converge, leaving them racing to stop a dangerous plan before time runs out.

Agatha has always been warned never to enter her grandmother's garden alone, but its gate may conceal answers to family secrets. Traveling with Fergus to the Mystical Library, she seeks to understand the identities and purposes they were meant to discover.

Suspended for political reasons, Agatha and her team retreat home while the Draconic Empire prepares its advance toward Earth. With the Blackmore Coven ready for whatever crosses the Garden Gate, their recovery is overshadowed by the threat of another war.

Huge tracks near incidents of sabotage send Jack Dalton into Northern California's forests to investigate reports of Bigfoot. Hoover considers the matter important, but what Jack discovers threatens to surprise the government and leave him unable to return with an explanation.

After an unsuccessful Bigfoot investigation, Jack Dalton confronts thousands of creatures associated with the legendary Quetzalcoatl invading a Nevada town. Stopping the outbreak demands more than accepting that myths can be real, and may exceed even his experience as a monster hunter.

A suspected vampire in Washington, D.C., gives Jack Dalton a new case with unusually difficult loyalties. Interference from local police and FBI agents forces him to question whom he can trust, including the vampire connected to his own work.

After ruining his FBI career, Mongo Thalar returns to Alabama determined to rebuild his life. Rejected by law enforcement, he tries private investigation, but finding clients proves difficult while work at his father's barbecue restaurant offers a less glamorous fallback.

Were-polar-bear investigator Mongo is delighted when a woman seeks him out, until her request involves recovering a missing item without regard for legality. Surveillance and evading police turn the apparent opportunity into a troublesome case for the unconventional private eye.

Tiny talking unicorn Fergus steps beyond his usual role as Agatha's familiar and the FBI team's comic relief. These adventures follow him pursuing justice on his own terms, bringing a formidable attitude to encounters with evildoers and everyday human irritations.

This collection revisits the past of Fergus, the miniature unicorn who accompanies Agatha Blackmore's paranormal investigators. Stories trace his origins in Montana, the sacrifices preceding his association with witches, and the circumstances behind his unusual size and place on the team.

Betrayed special-operations commander Casey Lewis survives her attempted revenge and becomes Chef of the Navy. Inspecting kitchens throughout the fleet seems an unlikely new assignment, until she uncovers a conspiracy threatening her battleship and the Confederation itself.

Six months after dragons crossed American skies, government restrictions have turned paranormals into enemies and threatened Agatha's home. Her family and team know she is alive but struggle to locate her, while the captive witch understands exactly who took her.