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Frankie and her boys make their way back to each other in this three book series. She is an agent bringing bad guys in to justice and then coming home to Grayson, Remy,and Felix.

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Returning to my hometown was never part of the plan, but when my dad calls because he needs help to solve a murder, I can’t say no.
Running into the three men I thought I would spend my entire life with has me questioning why I ever picked up the phone.
I need to solve the case and move on to the next, but I don’t think my past is done with me yet.
One phone call, five words, and I’m back in the town I swore I’d never return to.
Hill Crest Library smelled bad, and it wasn’t just the corpse in front of me causing it. The once beautiful building had fallen into disrepair over the past few years.
Belinda the new librarian was doing her best to clean it up, but a dead body wasn’t helping matters.
Dad needs help to solve the murder, so that’s what I’m here to do, then get out of town before anyone even knows I’m back
The case should be easy for an MBI agent, even a newly minted one like me, but before I can check into the hotel my three reasons for leaving, corner me in the lobby.
My life just got a lot more complicated.
Homecoming Homicide is a slow burn RH or whychoose novel with adult situations.
Before the ink is dry on my last case, I get pulled onto another, and away from what could be a new beginning with the guys.
The murder of a high-profile coven leader is being kept a secret, only his inner circle knows. Problem is, they just may be the reason he ended up with a femur through his heart. Add some necromancy into the mix and things are getting down right intriguing dangerous.
On top of the case, there’s also my very tricky love life that has a little too much in common with the dead man for my liking. I just hope our story doesn’t end with a bloody, broken heart like his did.
Bones are piling up, just like suspects. We need to solve this case before the death magic can target anyone else.
Creeping it Real is the second book in the Magical Bureau of Investigation series. This is a slow burn RH or whychoose novel with adult situations.
Too bad nothing is ever as it seems.
I’m back in Hill Crest, and it looks like I may have made an enemy last time I was in town.
I’m supposed to lie low, but when a long-time friend of dad comes looking for help to find his missing wife, I have a very hard time telling him no.
As if finding a missing woman wasn’t enough, I’m starting to think I might be haunted. Add in three men that want to finish what we started years ago and I’m thinking my dance card might be a little over booked.
Perfectly Wicked is the third book in the Magical Bureau of Investigation series. This is a slow burn RH or whychoose novel with adult situations.

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Albany lives in Michigan where she’s happily married to her high school sweetheart. She spends most of her time juggling her four children’s extracurricular activities, with her nose stuck in a book. When not reading you can find her writing her very own book boyfriends. Albany’s passion is writing romance with real characters that are far from perfect, but always seem to find their own happily ever afters.
Contact me Albanywalkerauthor@gmail.com

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By Daniel Simkin, IET Research Librarian
The image above shows the engraved title page of Martin Del Rio’s Disquisitionum Magicarum or Magical Investigations, published in Latin in 1603. It examines the practice of demonic magic and gives advice on how to identify and punish witches, as well as others who Del Rio regarded as heretics. Magical Investigations first appeared in 1599 and as an important work on demonology has been reprinted many times. The IET Archives holds two copies of Del Rio’s work, one in folio size from 1603 and another later edition in quarto size from 1679.
Although there are some differences between the editions in the engraved title pages, both show scenes of the Ten Plagues of Egypt from the book of Exodus. Moses is pictured performing miracles to persuade the Pharaoh to release the Hebrew people from slavery. The other figures in the scenes are the Pharaoh’s mystics whose magic is unable to counter the divine miracles of Moses. Del Rio draws a distinction in his book between miracles inspired by God and the magic performed by witches, as with the medieval distinction between “white” and “black” magic. He states that the devil cannot transcend nature’s laws, but God’s miracles can go beyond what is possible in nature.
The first four books of Magical Investigations examine a range of magical practices and describe many of the things we come to associate with witches and the occult today such as the ability to fly and transforming into animals. Del Rio describes the secret meetings that he believed witches held, regarding them as distorted versions of the Catholic Mass in which the devil would appear as a dog or goat and sacrifices would be carried out. His was one of the first works to describe this practice that is a familiar part of later literature and films on witches and the occult.
The final two books give practical guidance for judges when dealing with those who practised magic. Del Rio believed that magi
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