Monsters & Minivans

Meet Diana Delaney, an unassuming, middle-aged, talentless housewife and school secretary. Diana has a new job: one she didn't apply for.
Monster hunter. Now she has to save New Orleans, one beast at a time.

With knowledge came power. And problems. Nobody mentions that part.

Since discovering that banshees are more than just a figure of speech, and that witchcraft has nothing to do with a satanic cult, Diana's life has changed. She misses knowing nothing. She misses sleeping without being plagued by the mysteries of what truly haunts the night. Monsters aren't rare anymore—and they don't stay neatly out of the suburbs.

Killing a banshee was a special kind of therapy, but her monster hunting mentor, Attie, warned her it wouldn't be her last. Diana's life would never be quite the same. Keeping her daughter alive and the monsters at bay has become her responsibility, with a dash of party planning thrown in for the ultimate work–life balance.

Unfortunately, the next monster might be closer than expected—close enough to threaten her business, her customers, and everything she's trying to protect.

As far as crime fighters went, Scooby-Doo's team had the Mystery Machine. Magnum P.I. had that red Ferrari. Diana had a minivan. What she lacked in style, she made up for in space.

Monsters & Minivans is book two in the Midlife Monster Hunter series—urban fantasy meets paranormal women's fiction, with humor, heart, and a heroine learning that midlife is when the real monsters show up.