The Network Saga
4 primary works
Book 1
Never underestimate the power of a vigilant witch.
Twenty-one-year-old Bianca Monroe has one goal: to keep the status quo.
She's finally happy. The Central Network has recovered from the war, peace remains steady enough, and she loves teaching the new Guardian recruits how to use a sword.
The last thing she wants is change.
At the third annual Celebration of all Networks, Bianca is thrust into an unexpected challenge: a mortal girl named Ava lands in her lap with a most unwelcome surprise. As the Celebration continues, it's clear that the only witch who cares whether Ava lives or dies is Bianca.
And Bianca's magic has stopped working.
Can Bianca save Ava from the high-ranking witches that want her blood, even if it means the end of the blossoming peace? Or does Bianca protect her Network the only way she knows how?
Book 2
Never underestimate the power of a stubborn witch.
Bianca Monroe wants one thing: to create a Sisterhood of Protectors.
She might be the only one that thinks it's a good idea.
With demigods in Alkarra, and a frustrated Council attempting to usurp her father, Bianca is faced with opposition on every side. When her desire to defend the Central Network with a Sisterhood is rebuffed by everyone whose support she thought she'd have, she's forced to find a new path.Meanwhile, the influence of god magic grows in Alkarra. Wonky magic, strangers in the land, and crumbling Network ties abound.
Will Bianca assemble the support she needs to defend the Network from this unknown enemy?
Or will she find the strength to forge her own path?
Book 3
Never Underestimate the Power of a Distant Witch.
Bianca Monroe has one goal in mind when she heads to the land of the gods: convince the god of fire, Ignis, to take his magic back.
How hard could it be?
Yet, Alaysia is notwhat she expected.
In fact, it's better.
While Bianca battles rogue demigods and new magic, the god of fire whispers promises of eternal power, easy magic, and the salvation of Alkarra. Treachery thrives at every hand in the land of the gods, leaving her unsure who to trust.
Meanwhile, one questions plagues her daily: should she give loyalty to the god of fire that resides with in her?
Or to the goddess she doesn't know?
Book 4
