The Paramedic’s Acolyte – Meet the Cast
Hi reader, Before we get to November 12, let’s do a quick tour of Elk City. You know Dean. You’ve ridden shotgun with him through ten books. But he doesn’t do this alone — and in The Paramedic’s Acolyte, every one of these characters matters. Here’s your cast refresher: 🚑 DEAN FLYNN Paramedic, Station U. The only first responder in Elk City who can treat a rock troll for atrial fibrillation and still make it home for bedtime. Dean is the heart of this series — smart, adaptable, and fiercely protective of everything he loves. ⚔️ JAZ ERRINGTON-FLYNN Hunter. Wife. Mother. Jaz came from a long line of supernatural fighters, and her instincts have saved Dean more times than either of them would like to admit. In Book 11, her warrior training collides with a Read more…
Extreme Medical Services Book 11 Is Real and It Has a Preorder!
Hi reader, I have news. Big news. The Paramedic’s Acolyte — Extreme Medical Services Book 11, officially has a launch date. November 12th. And the preorder is live on Amazon right now. I’ve been working on this one for a while, and I’ll be honest: this book feels different. Not because Elk City has changed. But because something has found its way into the one place Dean Flynn thought was safe. His home. Dean’s daughter Joanna is three years old. She has magic in her blood — from her grandfather, an Eldara archangel. In Book 11, that magic is starting to surface in ways nobody expected. Ways that have caught the attention of forces that should never have known she existed. Whatever’s coming, it’s already in motion. Here’s what you need Read more…
If You Like Mike Carey’s Felix Castor, You’ll Love Jamie Davis’s Broken Throne
Mike Carey’s Felix Castor novels occupy a quieter, more introspective corner of urban fantasy. Felix is an exorcist in a London where ghosts, demons, and spiritual corruption are part of everyday life. The series leans heavily into noir sensibilities — slow-burn tension, emotional fallout, and the understanding that magic rarely fixes anything cleanly. What readers love about Felix Castor is its atmospheric weight. The supernatural isn’t flashy; it’s invasive, unsettling, and deeply personal. Felix doesn’t emerge unscathed from his encounters. Each case leaves marks, shaping who he becomes and how he views the world. That same focus on cost and consequence makes Jamie Davis’s Broken Throne series an excellent recommendation for Carey fans. In Broken Throne, power is never neutral. Magic, authority, and leadership all come with consequences that ripple outward, affecting entire communities. Characters are forced to confront not Read more…
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