Link to publisher site: buff.ly/YhxOMRH

Also, sincere thanks to the always spectacular @thejordache.bsky.social and @emilydaluga.bsky.social for seeing this series through to its conclusion and shaping this story into what it is. It's been such a thrill getting to work with you on these books, and I really can't say it enough🖤

secret passageways, and desperate hand-holding between rivals (as enemies, for business reasons)).

Thanks to everyone who's already read this far, and loved this pair of horrible trans disaster wizards as much as I do. I can't wait for you to see how Rat and Harker's story ends, and while I can't say a lot, I can promise that there are still a few more twists ahead (and, even more magic,

Preorder link: https://buff.ly/40Y6ow3

(And, otherwise, hope you're ready for another semester of these two trans disaster wizards being an absolute menace to magic society and maybe falling in love🗡️✨ )

Hey! Thanks a ton for checking! I'll DM you!

...and, of course, this is by no means a definitive list! I'm always excited to be surprised by new submissions and see stories I hadn't expected, so if you think we might be a good fit and you're querying an adult or YA horror or thriller, please feel free to reach out!

anything with a strange, unsolved crime at it's center, or a cold case that's become shrouded in speculation and lore; casts that are bound together by old secrets (and lies, and resentments); old groups of friends drawn back together by a mystery

see above for Rich People Being Horrible, but anything with an element of class critique, or that has a glossy and well-mannered surface (and claws underneath); stories that are intricately plotted and full of twists; imposters and identity games; dwindling casts and closed-circle mysteries;

or anything that can keep me guessing.

Also: Thrillers with a strong sense of place or an atmospheric setting; diverse thrillers, and especially queer and disabled domestic thrillers; thrillers set in cut-throat professional or creative fields; morally grey MCs;

Thrillers:

I'm on the lookout for pacy, commercial thrillers, and psychological thrillers and domestic suspense especially. As above, I'm always excited to see a new take on an old setup, or genre-savvy writing that can twist the story in a new and unexpected direction, and love a mystery

nerdy and horrifying deep dives that will absolutely ruin an obscure or seemingly mundane topic I hadn't known I should be afraid of; anything that has me rooting for the cast to survive (even if we know they can't); "I'm not trapped with the killer, the killer is trapped with me" energy