Evie has a special gift. Her unusual power can absorb the illness from a person. Abandoned by her family, she is alone in the world. Evie must come to terms with what and who she is.

The world is a dangerous place for her kind. To some she is a healer, others call her cursed. To the gangster who controls her, she is a ticket out of the dark streets of Bristelle. A key to unlock doors, influence and control the well to do members of society.

When all feels lost, she finds another gifted. For the first time she dares to hope for a future, where she is free and accepted.

To survive and protect everything she holds dear, she must test the boundaries of her powers. When she infects her friend, it is imperative she learns to control and amplify her powers fast…. as both their lives depend on it.

(The Evie Chester Case Files is set in the same world as the Towers of the Earth fantasy series).

A tormented past, a demon, and a death foretold.

Evie is free, no longer a slave. Living in a world that fears the gifted and supernatural she worries her freedom will be not last. Her saviour Hesta wishes to redeem herself of her past sins. Can Evie trust her motives?

During a demonstration of mesmerism, they witness a demon possession. The trouble is the demon notices them too.

When Evie and Hesta seek advice from a wise witch, a death is foretold. Together they must face the demon. Failure will mean loss of freewill that Evie holds so dear. Can they both survive the demon encounter, or will the foretold death prevail.

Some fight evil with swords and force. Evie and Hesta stand against evil with no more than their will and a song.

In a series of violent and horrific murders, The Butcher of Bristelle, strikes terror into the heart of the city. No one is safe. When Evie Chester encounters the remains of one such victim she knows that this is the work of no ordinary killer.

With mistrust of the gifted rising, can Evie and Hesta solve the case and keep the city safe. Will their wits and their gifts be enough against brute force?

This is the third in the Evie Chester fantasy series, set in the same world as the Towers of the Earth.

Rich man, poor man, freeman, or slave. When red fever comes calling, no one is safe.

Captain Ezra Burton brings a ship load of problems to Bristelle and seeks Godwyn Bethwood’s help to soothe the way. If he thought he had problems when he docked, it soon gets worse. Godwyn is dead and now he must deal with his sister and the indomitable Evie Chester.

Burton’s problems seep out on to the streets of the city. Sickness and infection spread unchecked whilst the medics and city men don’t even think there is a problem. Evie and Hesta know better. They cannot ignore the danger and must act to overcome the perils that threaten to overwhelm the city.

When the city is overwhelmed and all feels lost, more extreme magical measures are needed to save them. It takes a summoner, a killer, a healer and a cleanser to attempt what no one has ever tried before. Yet there is a price to pay for this immense outflow of power. Which one of them will pay the price?

Why, Godwyn, Why?

There is only one question Hesta wants to ask her brother, and that is why? Why did he sell her? Why did he make her a slave? Why didn’t he tell her what he had done?

But there is a problem; Godwyn is dead and even the voice of a siren cannot penetrate through the realms of the dead. She must be content with not knowing.

A group of mediums arrive in Bristelle, they offer solace to a city suffering the aftermath of Gho Fever. They bring kind words from the other side and promises of comfort with their proof of life beyond death.

Evie doesn’t trust them. To her, the dead should be left to rest in peace. Talking to the dead is only going to invite trouble. But Hesta needs answers and persuades Evie to help by attending an evening of mediumship.

Do these self-professed speakers for the dead speak true, or are they filled with false hope and lies? Will any one of them be able to give Hesta the answer she craves?

Evie and Hesta must find out for themselves. But will they like what they discover?