The Lillim Callina Chronicles series by J.A. Cipriano (#0.5 – 6)
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Overview: When J. A. Cipriano was in second grade, his teacher gave everyone in class a journal to write down whatever they wanted. Their first subject was to write about something they didn’t like. J. A. chose to write about why he didn’t like writing. His reasoning was simple. He had bad handwriting. Even then, he was destined to be an engineer due to his messy scrawl.
Unfortunately, he found through the course of this little adventure that he actually liked writing. That year was sort of the high point for his writing career because he won a writing contest for the state. He got to go to a big dinner and his teacher was all dressed up.
He kept writing little stories, year after year, and in sixth grade, won another contest. In seventh grade, he broke his arm and got the cast signed by both Dean Koontz and Stan Lee. It is, by far, the coolest cast he’s owned. That was about the time he found video games and anime. His writing turned mostly toward fanfiction until about ninth grade when he wrote his first novel, a small book about twenty thousand words called Revelations. In sophomore year, he wrote two more books to complete the trilogy because he saw Star Wars that year and learned trilogies were the cool thing to do.
He rewrote Revelations during his senior year, and his wife swears it is the best thing he’s written. J.A. is not so sure. Every time he reads it, he cringes, but then again, he hates everything he writes, so there is that.
He wrote another novel. He put it in a drawer. He wrote another one that eventually became the basis for The Hatter is Mad. His next novel was Kill It With Magic, his first real novel. It’s not bad, but it’s bumpy. This is unfortunate because the books get loads better as the series progresses.
Since then, he’s written six more novels, four of which are in the Lillim Callina Series, and one in the Abby Banks series. The other is stuck in a drawer for time undetermined. He’s writing his next book now which is about werewolves fighting mummies in Ancient Egypt. After that, he will move onto Abby Banks 2. The Spy Within will come out in June or July.
Genre: Fantasy, Paranormal
#0.5 Wardbreaker: A city full of vampires. A dark ritual. A runaway determined to stay hidden.
Lillim Callina was still trying to figure out how to live like a normal girl when the vampires attacked. Now, this former demon hunter must decide if staying hidden is more important than saving her new home from the largest vampire infestation she has ever seen.
The only problem is, if she stops the vampires, the people hunting her just may find her, and they aren’t too fond of deserters.
Wardbreaker is the first prequel in The Lillim Callina Chronicles, an urban fantasy series and takes place approximately one year before the first book, Kill it with Magic. Readers who enjoyed Jim Butcher’s The Dresden Files, Patricia Brigg’s Mercy Thompson series, or Kevin Hearne’s The Iron Druid Chronicles will likely enjoy this paranormal adventure.
#1 Kill It With Magic: Sixteen-year-old Lillim Callina is good at two things: running away and magic.
Now, Lillim’s half-demon ex-boyfriend is contacting her for help, she has somehow gotten herself mixed up in a kidnapping, and her long-dead rival has risen from the grave.
So when a dragon plotting to take over the world offers her a choice: Work for him or else.
Lillim Callina is going to choose else.
#2 The Hatter is Mad: In Kill It With Magic, Lillim Callina faced off with vampires, werewolves, and dragons. Now, in The Hatter is Mad, Lillim has attracted the attention of some altogether different bad guys.
Between hunting vampires and studying for her PI license, seventeen-year-old Lillim Callina was just one lamp short of perfectly decorating her apartment. That’s when an ancient orcish warrior throws a car through her front door, burns her place to the ground, and unleashes the Lord of Death on Earth.
And when the Lord of Death beats her mother into a coma and takes over her father’s body, well… she might just have to stop him, right?
#3 Fairy Tale: Seventeen-year-old Lillim Callina does not like living with her mother, which is why she hired fairy contractors to rebuild her apartment. But when the fairies vanish overnight, a routine task becomes an all-out battle for the future of Fairy.
#4 Pursuit: Seventeen year old Lillim Callina has faced her fair share of high-powered bad guys. From fire-breathing dragons to Celtic Death Gods, Lillim has seen them all, but when a rival from her past threatens not only her, but her parents, friends, and way of life, only one question remains.
How many people are going to die before Lillim brings him to justice?Seventeen year old Lillim Callina has faced her fair share of high-powered bad guys. From fire-breathing dragons to Celtic Death Gods, Lillim has seen them all, but when a rival from her past threatens not only her, but her parents, friends, and way of life, only one question remains.
How many people are going to die before Lillim brings him to justice?
#5 Hardboiled: When Lillim Callina takes a case from a local police detective, she finds herself trapped into the Greek Underworld alongside Thes, the captain of her high school football team.
To get back home, she’ll have to fight her way through Tartarus, cross a river of fire, ascend the stairs into Hades, and battle Spartacus himself.
It’s a good thing Thes is a werewolf because, otherwise, she’d be screwed.
#6 Mind Games: Sometimes the voices in your head are real.
Lillim Callina is crazy, at least, that’s what the doctors tell her. Still, despite their insistence that everything is normal, that monsters don’t really hide under the bed and werewolves don’t really howl at the moon, Lillim can’t shake the feeling they’re just plain wrong.
So what’s a girl just released from a mental hospital to do? Pretend. And that’s what Lillim does. Pretend everything is normal. Pretend her school is real. Pretend the cute boy is really walking with her down the hall. Pretend her mother isn’t really dead.
Because if she doesn’t, they’ll toss her back in crazy jail and throw away the key. If that happens, there will be no way for her to escape, assuming, of course, that she isn’t actually crazy.
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