Cross Fire

Love urban fantasy, psychic powers, paranormal mysteries, secret societies, cryptids, and found-family stories? Meet Hayden Cross.


No telepath can read her mind. Her telekinesis could make her a weapon—or a prisoner. And when a master telepath tracks her to a private island in Lake Erie, Hayden is pulled into a hidden war involving dogmen, psychic hunters, reincarnated rebels, and a conspiracy that began more than a century ago.


CROSS FIRE, Book One in Emma Jameson’s new Eisarium Files series: Perfect for readers who love supernatural mysteries, psychic thrillers, urban fantasy, The X-Files, X-Men, cryptid lore, and heroes who become family along the way.


Hayden Cross has a secret no telepath can touch.


A successful New York fashion designer with a mind no one can read, Hayden has spent her life hiding the telekinesis that could make her a weapon—or a prisoner. When a master telepath tracks her to her private island on Lake Erie, he brings a pack of dogmen with him.


The attack should kill her. Instead, it introduces Hayden to Kirk Lawson and a crew of psychic hunters who recognize what she is: the first battle telekinetic in generations.


Hayden wants answers, not allies. But Kirk and his crew are hard to shake, especially after they uncover proof that the attack was no accident. Someone inside the secretive Eisarium is using creatures from another reality to murder its enemies. The conspiracy reaches back to a failed rebellion in 1870—and suggests Hayden and her new companions may have fought this war before.


Then Kirk and the others disappear.


Bound for a hidden city beneath the ocean, they will be silenced before they can expose the truth. To bring them home, Hayden must invade an Eisarium stronghold, defy the most powerful telepaths alive, and risk the independent life she built by trusting no one.


The war killed them once.


This time, Hayden intends to fight back.


I just spent the day reading Cross Fire. A genre I don’t read a lot of, but I gotta tell you, I loved it… I decided to give this a try because I like her writing so much, and it didn’t disappoint.—Louise P.


“Completely fascinating. If you like X-Men and X-Files, compelling characters, and action, I highly recommend reading Cross Fire!” – Karen M.


"THIS IS SO AMAZING! GO READ IT NOW!"—Jen W.