What do you do when the supernatural world crashes, horribly and violently, into yours? If you’re Jill Hamilton, you hire yourself a couple of hard-bitten, demon-hunting, monster-killing bodyguards, get in your dead boyfriend’s giant truck, and you go out and study it.

Welcome to the saga of Driving Arcana, the tale of three women on a mission to catch unicorns, talk to vampires, and understand the impossible—and maybe kill some monsters on the way—for science, justice, and the fight against evil.

Heliopause: 2013-present | Fantasy/Urban Fantasy/Dark Fantasy | Young Adult/Fun Adult

Jill Hamilton and her team at the Moonshield Center for Supernatural Investigation and Research have done a lot. 

They have scientifically documented the existence of ghosts, vampires, werewolves, mermaids, and angels. They have helped a young girl reconcile with her ancient, magical lineage. They have helped a woman solve the violent haunting of her new house. And they have helped the anti-christ destroy the Great Gate controlling the flow of magic between worlds, subverting the Apocalypse and ushering in a new age of supernatural freedom.

Yeah, about that last one. Turns out supernatural freedom means freedom for lots of things to wreak havoc, and one powerful faction is determined to fulfill an ancient prophesy that would upheave the continent of North America—literally.

Luckily, Jill has a crack team on the job. There’s Clara Nordstern, the imposing stoic swordswoman with uncertain and terrifying powers. There’s Selene Shields, newly returned from a trans-infernal crossing. There’s Ariel Freeman, the minister-turned-exorcist whose sunny exterior hides a complex history. There is Lansing, vampire and legal expert, there is Marcus, a demi-god, and there is Tamerlain who has five different bodies. There is Frosty the Welsh hellhound, a ghost who works reception, a goblin tech expert and Albatross, the great Calamity who has opened a hostel across from MCSIR. 

The rising crisis will test them all in different ways as old powers clash and dark secrets erupt in The Sound of Wings, the fourth wheel in the Driving Arcana saga. 
Following Wheel 3, Hope in the Forest of Despair, Wheel 4 contains the novellas: “Apocalypse Paused,” “Mi Cuerpo, Tu Cuerpo,” “White Noise,” “A Bloody Breeze,” “Ghost Ocean,” “The Sound of Wings,” “Under the Midnight Sun,” “Loki is Alive and Well and Living in New Orleans,” “Beyond Ragnorök,” and the complementary short story “Wish for Something Wild.”

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