Bücher von Laurence Raphael Brothers

Private Investigator Nora Simeon and her partner Eyre work for the Commission, the secret organization that regulates the summoning of demons in the financial industry. It's the Commission's job to suppress all public knowledge of sorcery. So when a mysterious letter from a person who calls themselves l'Invocateur threatens to expose the secret to the world, it's Nora's job to track him down. In search of l'Invocateur, Nora and Eyre are off to Paris, but before they go, Madame Villiers, Nora's mother and one of the Commission leaders in New York, reveals that Nora's father may be in danger. Nora has never known her father, a man named Simeon who disappeared when she was an infant. Spurred by her mother's warning, Nora hunts both her father and l'Invocateur in France. From the elegant halls of the Société Générale to the altar of the Sacré-C¿ur, Nora and Eyre find the threads of their search coming together in The Demons of Montmartre.

The real story behind Brexit.Occult Private Investigator, Nora Simeon, and her uncannily handsome partner Eyre - an elemental given human form - follow a trail of magic, murder, and conspiracy from the luxurious apartment towers of Manhattan's upper east side to the ancient depths of London's Inner Temple. Along the way they encounter powerful sorcerers, magisterial barristers, evil templars, and, of course, more demons gone rogue. With their newly acquired ward, Martha - a rat-demon - in tow, they uncover a secret so profound it could both undermine the world's financial system and topple the British government.

The year is 1917. War rages in Europe and beyond. Far, far, beyond.Harry Tregeseal is a new pilot in the Royal Flying Corps. For Harry the roar of his biplane's engine, the thrilling rush of speed, and the beauty of the open skies make flying glorious. But after his first combat he's heartsick, feeling more a murderer than a soldier. He'd give anything to avoid having to kill again, but that isn't a choice he can make, not serving at the western front.When Harry is assigned to a squadron serving in a magical otherworld he thinks his prayers have been answered. But war is still hell, even in Faerie. Under a black poisonous overcast an army of enthralled slaves marches on Harry's airfield. The squadron's machine guns are ready to fire, but Harry can't stand the thought of more innocent blood on his hands. Yet if the squadron is overrun, millions will die.