The Washington family has three rules: protect each other, keep the magic quiet, and never talk about what's buried in the woods. They've followed two out of three.

Edwin is a Technomancer, running on bloodletting rituals and too much coffee. His brother, Nathalian, is an Echo Mage, staging a theatrical comeback while barely holding his life together. And Nathalian's wife, Blythe, is a Cajun Noirmother, running a magic practice and an online fitness business and absolutely not spiralling...no matter what anyone says.

They are a coven of morally grey, modern-day witches. A found family of disasters who are very, very good at keeping secrets.

Until the secrets start keeping them.

When an anonymous harasser begins targeting their devices—phones, laptops, and systems that shouldn't be possible without magic—the Washingtons realize that someone has gotten inside of their defenses. Someone who knows exactly what they buried. And someone who has no intention of stopping.

Spanish Creole techno-magic meets French Cajun blood magic in this urban fantasy series opener, featuring a cast of wonderfully chaotic witches, slow-burn romance, and a paranormal mystery that goes deeper than any of them are ready for.

Hexed & Buried kicks off the Cybermagic series...and it does not let go.

The Washingtons are trying to rebuild. It is not going smoothly.

Edwin has a new girlfriend, a surprise child, and a cyber investigation that he absolutely should not have started. Nathalian has a broken nose, a pregnant teen daughter, and the growing suspicion that his house has become a Way Station for everyone who has ever been adjacent to a catastrophe. Blythe has nerve damage in her left hand, a missing cousin who may or may not be slinking around her property, and a coven that now somehow includes a musician, a teenage photographer with parkour skills, and a hacker who has been watching them longer than is comfortable.

The Washingtons keep finding each other. And trouble keeps finding the Washingtons. When cryptic photographs and encrypted files both point toward Georgia Savoye—missing for two years, presumed dead, and apparently not—, the Washington family has to decide how Dark they're willing to go. Because some acts extend beyond morality and legality; some cement you within worlds that you can never escape, magic be damned.

Urban fantasy at its messiest and most found-family-forward, Hexed & Hunted is the second book in the Cybermagic series. More magic. More chaos. And more people in the living room who weren't there last week.

The Washingtons are not a safe family to know. They are, however, the best when it comes to protecting your tribe at all costs.