Hunter Trilogy
The Pettiwick Diaries
Keeping a diary was new to Jharles A Pettiwick, an entrepreneur of no small means. Dealing with city life and his abnormal neighbours was one thing, but being an adoptive uncle and a keeper of secrets too outrageous to believe or tell, however, was even worse. His niece Lorelai was a witch, a white warlock and her abilities had the proclivity to swallow her up, but who could he tell, who could he trust?
The Painter's Vision
To most, Mitchell is just a man, a normal everyday kind of man who pushes his food cart around town selling the pies that his mother, sister and wife have made and asking only in return whatever pennies one can afford. But one day his fortunes change and with it a whole new world opens up when his muse and the stories and paintings he depicts of her take over his life. Unbeknownst to Mitchell, his paintings depict the exploits of Lorelai Hunter, a secret sorceress who lives and breathes in the far-off city of Winterton and details her romantic trysts, fierce fights and general menial tasks throughout her long days.
The Phantom's Desire
Stranded alone in a land she had no idea of, Lorelai staked a life for herself amongst the natives of the dust-swept and desolate lands. Earning for herself a name and a reputation, she signed up as a Deputy Marshal along with a sensual and naive young woman. The trio set out to investigate a peculiar mystery only to have it grow bigger and spiral completely out of context with the normal way of things. Lied and coerced into leaving the town they had sought to save, they are run amok trying to figure out just what is going on and how to put a stop to it, all the while battling with nature, bandits and freakish anomalies.