Jonah Rowe's doing great. His accounting days are behind him, and he has more allies than he can count among his fellow Eleventh Percenters. But when a mysterious woman invades Jonah’s dreams and warns him of a danger of chronological nature, a game of cat-and-mouse ensues. Who is this woman, and why does she believe that they are in danger? And will Jonah be able to find the answers while protecting all of them - before they run out of time? Item And Time is a standalone novel, and can be enjoyed even if you haven't read other books in the series.

Jonah knows that Inimicus is in the game. His unseen enemy is prowling through the shadows, making moves that no one can predict or prevent. And he's armed with a weapon more dangerous than any ethereal blade or staff: anonymity. Jonah thought he had ventured into uncharted waters before, but the past is nothing compared to this. Loyalties will be tested, and people will lose sight of what’s truly important. The line between friend and enemy will blur. And the question in everyone’s mind will make the difference between victory and downfall. Who can you trust? Inimicus is a standalone novel and can be enjoyed even if you haven't read other books in the series.

Jonah has witnessed the unthinkable. The world has changed, and the new threats aren’t just ethereal. It’s no longer just about having the right spiritual powers, the right armaments, or the right allies. Just like before, when Jonah thought he had the Eleventh Percent figured out, just when he thought he had all the answers, he learned once again that he had no idea. Now, Jonah Rowe faces his most challenging trial yet. His faith will be tested, and his beliefs challenged. And in the end, he'll find himself asking the question: is it the world that is different, or just him? Gaslighter is a standalone novel, and can be enjoyed even if you haven't read other books in the series.

Jonah Rowe thought he had the 11th Percent figured out. Spirits were real, and he had access to ethereal powers. He got that. But he hadn’t expected this: this was one threat too many. One revelation too many. As ethereal monsters prepare to ravage Rome, Jonah is the only thing in the way of the ancient city being bathed in lifeblood. His survival depends on him confronting the one thing he never thought he’d have to. His past. Lifeblood is a standalone novel, and can be enjoyed even if you haven't read other books in the series.

On more than one occasion, Jonah thought he had things well in hand, only for things to change. Now, things have changed yet again. For almost nine months, everything in the ethereal world has been quiet. Fires are put out daily. Murders are covered up. The Curaie are stretched thin, keeping the people safe from evils they don’t even know exist. Soon, the cleanup will come to an end and old foes return with a vengeance. Desperate times call for desperate measures, but are times desperate enough to risk betrayal - to seek out and make allies of enemies when the pain of the past is still raw? The end is near, and this may very well be the chapter that changes everything.