THE OBSIDIAN LEDGER SERIES

THE CASE FILES

THE CASE FILES

THE CASE FILES

Three cases. One reluctant clerk. An afterlife buried in paperwork. Start at the beginning — the Bureau insists on proper filing order.

THE OBSIDIAN LEDGER · BOOK ONE

Dead Men Don’t File Appeals

Some complaints never die.

The Bureau of Supernatural Affairs runs on three things: arcane law, burnt coffee, and forms filled out in triplicate. Its newest clerk just wanted a quiet desk job — until a complaint lands in her tray, signed, dated, and notarized by a man who has been dead for twelve years.

Now she’s chasing a paper trail through the city’s haunted underlayers, where every stamp has a price and the dead don’t take “case closed” for an answer.

URBAN PARANORMAL MYSTERY

DARK HUMOR

SERIES STARTER

THE OBSIDIAN LEDGER · BOOK TWO

Summoned Against My Will

Some summons cannot be ignored.

A summons arrives at the Bureau written in light on black paper — and this time, the clerk is not the one filing the case. She’s the witness. The Court of Midnight Sessions convenes once a generation, and attendance is, regrettably, mandatory.

Between spectral attorneys, a jury that hasn’t been alive since the gaslight era, and a truth she’d rather keep buried, she’ll learn why no one ever ignores a summons twice.

URBAN PARANORMAL MYSTERY

DARK HUMOR

SUPERNATURAL COURTROOM

THE OBSIDIAN LEDGER · BOOK TWO

Summoned Against My Will

Some summons cannot be ignored.

A summons arrives at the Bureau written in light on black paper — and this time, the clerk is not the one filing the case. She’s the witness. The Court of Midnight Sessions convenes once a generation, and attendance is, regrettably, mandatory.

Between spectral attorneys, a jury that hasn’t been alive since the gaslight era, and a truth she’d rather keep buried, she’ll learn why no one ever ignores a summons twice.

URBAN PARANORMAL MYSTERY

DARK HUMOR

SUPERNATURAL COURTROOM

THE OBSIDIAN LEDGER · BOOK THREE

Clerks of the Afterlife

The dead aren’t the only ones keeping records.

The afterlife is being audited. Ledgers don’t balance, souls are filed under the wrong eternities, and somewhere in the deep archives a record exists that should never have been written — one with her name on it.

To fix the books, the Bureau’s most stubborn clerk must go where no living employee has clocked in before. She’ll need her sharpest pen. And possibly an exorcist.

URBAN PARANORMAL MYSTERY

DARK HUMOR

THE DEEP ARCHIVES

NEW CASES ARE ALWAYS OPENING

NEW CASES ARE ALWAYS OPENING

NEW CASES ARE ALWAYS OPENING

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