When the people of the town returned home after a chemical spill, they're greeted by mutated monsters eager to share their newly authentic selves. But the humans force them to relocate to a small hidden mountain town. There, these spunky creatures build a thriving community where they celebrate their differences. The mutant monsters learn valuable life lessons too: acceptance, fellowship, kindness & more.

This quirky & poetic series is for all kinds of kids...big & small. Watch as the monsters' friendships blossom & creativity sprouts. What will happen as they learn about life & embrace adventure? Read The Mutant Monsters of Marsden Mountain: Genesis and you'll find out!

Magical creatures don’t break rules. If they do, their magic drains away like water from a cracked cup. Thalia Gold learned that lesson the hard way. Orphaned at twelve by her own inability to resist temptation, she lost her family, her community, and her budding magical powers.

Five years later, when Great Aunt-Sally offers Thalia a job clerking in her shabby magic shop, Hex-A-Gone, Thalia is determined to turn her life around. Too bad she starts her tenure by impulsively signing a cursed contract, landing Aunt Sally in prison and putting the Charmed Community at risk.

Frantic to set things right, Thalia scrambles to terminate the contract. But someone—or something—cunning, powerful, and unscrupulous is determined to terminate her.

As Thalia races for answers, each new revelation increases her danger. And time is running out.

Hex-A-Gone is the first in this magical series and was a finalist in the RMFW Colorado Gold contest. In addition to fantasy, Michele Emmy writes science fiction and has been published in many magazines and journals.

Satan owns my soul, and my demon boss, Margery, tortures me with her magical cigarettes every chance she gets. While I'm desperate for freedom, I'll do anything to stop her from opening the Gates of Hell...or any other crazy thing she has planned. My odds of saving mankind are uncertain, but I have to try.

Call for Obstruction is the introduction to the Angels Dark and Dumb series: “bad taste” horror comedy at its best. It won the Textnovel Writing Contest for its unique characters and dark humor. If you like slapstick, farce, and dark humor, you’re sure to have a damned good time!

Pete Sinclair’s on the run for sabotaging a nearly open portal to Hell and helping a fallen angel escape from a mountain prison cell. While he’s innocent, his open warrant for damnation has every demonic mercenary in pursuit. His only hope for freedom lies in a deal with an angel apprentice that includes brandishing the only weapon that weakens angels. If only he had a clue how to use a sword…or the courage to face a fallen angel.

Fall for Freedom is a prequel in the Angels Dark and Dumb series: “bad taste” horror comedy at its best.

Read this series for its unique characters and fast pace. If you like slapstick, farce, and dark humor, you’re sure to have a damned good time!

Then something worse happened. A fallen angel with a nun fetish and a desire to rob humans of free will showed up. He’s Azael, the deadbeat dad I’ve never known, and he wants me at his side, expanding his rein over demons and mankind. God’s pissed too but willing to give me asylum if I annihilate Azael. What? Me? Destroy a fallen angel? I think they’ve got the wrong guy!

Warrant for Damnation is the second book in the Angels Dark and Dumb series: “bad taste” horror comedy at its best. The series is know for its unique characters and dark humor. If you like slapstick, farce, and dark humor, you’re sure to have a damned good time!

Tina’s life was already chaotic, but adding a colicky new baby to the mix kicked postpartum blues into high gear. When her best friend introduced her to a new kind of parenting class--Family Magic--desperation drove Tina to check it out. The kind and practical teacher offering simple spells for stressed out moms seemed legit. But something is luring students to the squat, scary building across the alley…and Tina is determined to find out why.

Michele Emmy won the RMFW Colorado Gold contest for fantasy, and she writes science fiction as well. Her other books include a chilling shape-shifter novella, Pieces of Eight, and her YA urban fantasy series, Hex-A-Gone! Before her foray into fiction, she wrote scores of articles and essays on parenting and education. Her works have been published in many magazines and newspapers.