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Changespell Saga — (1994-2002) Barrenlands is a prequel. Publisher: When Dana and Eric find a young woman on their property naked, terrified and incapable of speech, little do they realize that she isn't human at all, but rather a horse from another dimension transformed into this new shape by a malfunctioning spell.    
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King's Wolf Saga — (1996-1998) Publisher: Reandn, a guard in the service of the high king, investigates the mysterious disappearance of children from the castle grounds, only to have his life torn apart by magic. But magic is not supposed to exist, and only Rethia, the healer, believes in Reandn's outlandish tale.  
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Ghost Whisperer — (2008-2009) Other authors also contribute to this series. Publisher: On a chilly spring night in Grandview, reformed tough guy Gordon Reese makes a final break with his old ways, bidding farewell to his roughneck buddies at The Whetstone Bar. But a vicious killer makes certain that Gordon's farewell will be final indeed. And now the haunting begins. Gordon's murder has sparked a return to his violent ways, and his embittered spirit is quickly learning how to physically unleash his fury. He hunts down Craig Lusak — the last man to see Gordon alive — and begins to terrorize him mercilessly in a rage fueled by vengeance, anger, and unrelenting bloodlust. Problem is, Gordon may be haunting the wrong man. When ghost whisperer Melinda Gordon begins to investigate the murder, she discovers a terrified Lusak, who, though desperate to ward off his ghostly tormentor, is secretive about his involvement with Gordon Reese's death. Melinda's interference provokes the killer to begin stalking her, and she becomes the next target of his obsessive homicidal rage. For each minute that the murder goes unsolved, Lusak grows weaker and Melinda faces increasing danger. In the ultimate battle between good and evil, will Gordon Reese overcome his demons in time to save Melinda from his killer, or will Gordon's unquenchable thirst for revenge lead her to a horrific end?  
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The Reckoners — (2010-2011) From author's website: The Reckoners kicks off a new contemporary fantasy romance series about a young woman once mentored by a ghost and now leading a ghostbuster team, all of whom tangle with a fiercely driven demon-hunter from a different dimension. For when Lisa McGarrity and her team come across an intruder in a client's spirit-infested house and he claims to need their help, they're skeptical. When he tells them of trouble at the Winchester Mystery House — San Jose's riddle of a mansion built first to draw ghosts and now a steady stream of tourists — they're even less inclined to believe. But when inexplicable, deadly events rock the city to its core, they're forced to help the mysterious Trevarr... secrets and all. 
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Stand Alone Novels:  Wolverine's Daughter — (1999) Publisher: As the daughter of a legendary warrior, Kelyn is brave and strong, but when she begins a journey to locate her father, she encounters some difficult situations involving witch hunts and magic.
 Seer's Blood —(2000) Publisher: Blaine Kendricks thinks the strangers have come to Shadow Hollers to trade, but he is dead wrong, and as the invasion proceeds, he is recruited by a magician to participate in a dangerous game.  A Feral Darkness — (2001) Publisher: While invoking an ancient Celtic deity to save her beloved pet, Brenna Fallon inadvertently creates a passageway between two worlds, a gateway that unleashes a terrifying plague around her, and moins forces with an unusual stray dog and a mysterious stranger to stop the threat. |
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