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The Undercurrent Saga #3
Sin City Witch: An Undercurrent Novel
For a witch, grief is the oldest addiction. Sin City has other ideas.
Twill Parker is a time witch and a Keeper ordained once a year to defend her coven's domain against things that would tear it apart. October nearly did the same to her. Her brother is dead, while one warlock survived an ambush he shouldn't have. Her new knight? She may have slammed the door in his face.
Now she's been sent to Las Vegas on what should be a quiet broker a peace between a casino empire and the restless coven it’s been starving for decades. Simple work. Two weeks, maybe less.
The Five Families who own the Strip have a problem they can't shoot, bribe, or bury. Something is bleeding their casinos dry, and the local witches are playing a far deadlier game than anyone admits. The Southern Cartel is pushing a cursed drug into the city's veins. The man tasked with making it work is coming apart at the seams, while beneath it all lives a devil at the heart of Paradise.
In a city that runs on second chances, Twill Parker is about to find out what they cost.
Sin City Witch is the third installment in the Undercurrent Saga. It's a dark, gritty paranormal fantasy where the magic is brutal, the monsters wear expensive suits, and the only thing more dangerous than a witch is the city she's decided to call home.
Readers of Patricia Briggs, Ilona Andrews, Jim Butcher, Kim Harrison, and Kelley Armstrong will feel immediately at home and thoroughly unsettled.
Twill Parker is a time witch and a Keeper ordained once a year to defend her coven's domain against things that would tear it apart. October nearly did the same to her. Her brother is dead, while one warlock survived an ambush he shouldn't have. Her new knight? She may have slammed the door in his face.
Now she's been sent to Las Vegas on what should be a quiet broker a peace between a casino empire and the restless coven it’s been starving for decades. Simple work. Two weeks, maybe less.
The Five Families who own the Strip have a problem they can't shoot, bribe, or bury. Something is bleeding their casinos dry, and the local witches are playing a far deadlier game than anyone admits. The Southern Cartel is pushing a cursed drug into the city's veins. The man tasked with making it work is coming apart at the seams, while beneath it all lives a devil at the heart of Paradise.
In a city that runs on second chances, Twill Parker is about to find out what they cost.
Sin City Witch is the third installment in the Undercurrent Saga. It's a dark, gritty paranormal fantasy where the magic is brutal, the monsters wear expensive suits, and the only thing more dangerous than a witch is the city she's decided to call home.
Readers of Patricia Briggs, Ilona Andrews, Jim Butcher, Kim Harrison, and Kelley Armstrong will feel immediately at home and thoroughly unsettled.
394 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 4, 2026
About the author
Rory Surtain
23 books38 followersRory Surtain stepped into the world of independent publishing in 2020 and hasn't been able to find his way out since. When he tires of writing, he edits, and when he tires of that, he publishes. Writing is an art and a long learned skill where each book is better than the last.
Surtain resides in Texas, enjoying the gulf coast clouds, the people, and the diversity of spirits and great cuisine.
As with any indie author, your kind participation and candid reviews are always appreciated.
Surtain resides in Texas, enjoying the gulf coast clouds, the people, and the diversity of spirits and great cuisine.
As with any indie author, your kind participation and candid reviews are always appreciated.
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October 11, 2026
Another interesting book in the series.
October 12, 2026
non-stop mystical ride us
This book ends with the number of mysteries but I trust this writer who I have been following for years (interestingly, this is an actual sentence where ‘whom’ does not work even though it’s technically correct) will not let us down.
He will wrap it up nicely in a black bow and make us very happy at the end.
This book ends with the number of mysteries but I trust this writer who I have been following for years (interestingly, this is an actual sentence where ‘whom’ does not work even though it’s technically correct) will not let us down.
He will wrap it up nicely in a black bow and make us very happy at the end.
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