Modern female covert operatives battle the supernatural in this new urban fantasy series from USA Today best selling author Mary Buckham Secrets and Demons don't mix well. Kelly McAllister has a chance to uncover her true birth identity but only if she manages to shield a secret that threatens to destroy her IR team. On a new assignment she and sexy wolf shifter Van Noziak are at cross purposes when Kelly becomes the unwitting protector of a teenage Seer that Noziak has been ordered to capture. Now Kelly faces a choice of protecting Van or stopping a powerful demon predator determined to manipulate the Seer with the ability to destroy the world. Filled with twists, turn and fast-paced action, heroine Kelly must face battling Weres, Shifters, dark supernatural forces and an immortal threat as secrets upon secrets unfold. ""A wry sense of humor, deep character connections, and a lot of fun drive these stories. If you haven't read this series, do it now "" Liz Schulte, author of the Guardian Trilogy, The Easy Bake Coven series and the Jinn Trilogy Interview with the Author Q: What makes the Alex Noziak series special? A: The series is a combination of things. It features a modern female covert team acting as a secret combat squad for the Invisible Recruit Agency, protecting mankind from supernatural threats and enemies. It is part urban fantasy series, part paranormal mystery series, and part supernatural or occult crime series. Think Buffy the Vampire slayer meets Supernatural with a star-crossed romance thrown in and you've got it in one Q: Is there a particular order that the books should be read in? A: While each book or novella can stand alone, I think readers will get more enjoyment out of them if they follow this sequence: Invisible Prison (eNovella) Invisible Magic Invisible Duty (eNovella) Invisible Power Invisible Fate Invisible Fears (Kelly McAllister Book 1) Invisible Allies (eNovella) Invisible Secrets (Kelly McAllister Book 2) Invisible Journey What makes the series different from other urban fantasy series? A: First, the events of the story occur on a world scale vs. the single location of many of the other popular UF series. The Alex Noziak stories occur in locations such as Paris, the Maldives, Washington, D.C., and Africa. Secondly, while all of the storylines in the Alex Noziak series include action-oriented fight sequences which readers of this genre love, they also contain a lot of what isn't typical for most urban fantasy--emotional growth and development of the main characters. Alex must deal with the dynamics of a strong female team as well as interference from her shaman father, her shapeshifting brothers and her Celtic witch mother. Relationships are messy, but they also add a fun, deeper dimension to Alex. Third, unlike many other paranormal romance series on the market today, there isn't a primary focus on a happy ever after relationship that's resolved in one book; if you want your heroine hooking up with a hot warlock, you've definitely come to the right place, but expect cliff hanging endings as the relationship is not tied up with a pretty bow after book one. To help readers know what the Alex Noziak books are like, what would you compare them to? A: I think the series is well-suited for readers of Patricia Briggs' Mercy Thompson series, Kat Richardson's Greywalker series, and Illona Andrews Kate Daniels series. Fans of television shows like Supernatural, Angel, True Blood (without all the graphic sex scenes), and Witchblade should also find something of interest here. ""I. . .encourage those of you who like action, magic and sassy heroines to snatch up this series."" Romancing the Genres