In "Galveston," a once-thriving city is now split between two realities after a magical event known as the Flood. The city is divided between the Mardi Gras-like endless revelry of the supernatural "Fat Tuesday" and the grim existence of "Ash Wednesday," where life is harsh and magic is draining away. The protagonist, a former gambler named Josh Cane, navigates this dual existence, dealing with fantastical creatures, powerful magic, and human desires. As he becomes entangled in the complex politics and struggles of Galveston's inhabitants, he must confront his own demons and make difficult choices that will determine the fate of both realities.

In "Lord of Misrule: The Morganville Vampires", the protagonist and her friends must deal with the chaos that ensues after the town of Morganville becomes a battleground for rival vampire factions. As they navigate the dangerous landscape, they must also deal with personal dilemmas and relationships. The book combines elements of horror, romance, and supernatural fantasy to create a thrilling narrative.

In this captivating young adult novel, readers are introduced to a unique narrative that intertwines the lives of a Lipan Apache girl and a cottonmouth snake turned human from the reflective world. The girl, grappling with her family's stories and her place in the world, embarks on a journey that leads her to unexpected connections and revelations about her heritage. Meanwhile, the snake seeks help in the human world to save his family, facing challenges that test his resilience and understanding of humanity. Their paths cross in a beautifully woven tale that explores themes of friendship, cultural heritage, and the interconnectedness of all beings, blending Lipan Apache storytelling traditions with speculative fiction elements to create a mesmerizing story of resilience and discovery.