Emily Voss gets paid to banish demons that mostly aren't there. The exceptions are becoming a problem.
Fake exorcisms pay the rent: salt, a few words in Latin, a little theater — and whisky afterward, for the guilt. Emily's made peace with being a fraud. It beats remembering what happened the last time she tangled with a real demon.
Then a job at a New York hotel turns out to be the real thing, and it's only the first. Possessions across the city are multiplying. Not random; coordinated. Directed by something with a plan, and Emily keeps getting in the way.
Every thread she pulls leads back to the past she buried. And the enemy holding the other end has every advantage. Worse: they're much, much closer than she realizes.
Jessica Jones meets The Dresden Files in this dark urban fantasy debut. Book One of the Emily Voss series.
Emily Voss gets paid to banish demons that mostly aren't there. The exceptions are becoming a problem.
Fake exorcisms pay the rent: salt, a few words in Latin, a little theater — and whisky afterward, for the guilt. Emily's made peace with being a fraud. It beats remembering what happened the last time she tangled with a real demon.
Then a job at a New York hotel turns out to be the real thing, and it's only the first. Possessions across the city are multiplying. Not random; coordinated. Directed by something with a plan, and Emily keeps getting in the way.
Every thread she pulls leads back to the past she buried. And the enemy holding the other end has every advantage. Worse: they're much, much closer than she realizes.
Jessica Jones meets The Dresden Files in this dark urban fantasy debut. Book One of the Emily Voss series.