My Name is Alison by Judith Berens

My Name is Alison by Judith Berens

What's stronger than magic itself? A Brownstone with a mission.

Brownstone security continues cleansing Seattle's magical mobster underbelly while Alison draws strength from her trusted circle as she fights off the virus draining her powers.

She uncovers the smuggling of magical pets and the harmful side effects of testing savage spells on humans and still has time to chase down her enemies.

It's dirty, dangerous work and leaves her friends the targets of vicious attacks.

Not smart, bad guys. Do you even know who you are messing with?

It would help if Hana wouldn't let her guard down in her continuing quest for companionship.

But it takes a direct assault on Brownstone HQ for Alison to stop playing nice. A warning to the bad guys: a Brownstone never backs down from a fight, especially when protecting those she cares for.

Michael Anderle (yeah, funny talking about himself in the third person) was born in Houston, Texas (1967-hopefully a long time from now). He got into a lot of trouble as a curious child. When you're grounded, what do you do with an inquisitive mind? I mostly read Science Fiction and Fantasy for the first 20 years of my life. I've been reading Urban Fantasy and Military Fiction for the past ten years.

Given this background, I've been fortunate enough to write The Kurtherian Gambit series, a popular and well-received collection of stories. The fans have propelled these stories beyond my wildest dreams, and they deserve all of the credit for sharing them with their friends, family, and the rare stranger on the street. They're fantastic!