It's the end of the world and it's all Quinn's fault. 

Quinn is a talented conman and sorcerer, but even the best get caught. On his first day out of prison, Quinn was offered a job he should have refused. Quinn’s parole officer wanted him to steal a skull from a necromancer in Los Angeles.

It all went to downhill from there.

Quinn put together a team of the best criminals he knew.  Together they stole the skull without getting caught. Only to be betrayed by one of the team and the parole officer. The pair was secretly working for the archangel Uriel in a plot to end the world.

Quinn and his team tried to stop the trio from getting the last artifact they needed to destroy the world, only to fail at the last moment because of Quinn’s antics.

Now Quinn is on the run from the FBI and his former team and he has made a literal deal with a devil.

If Quinn doesn’t save the world he’ll suffer an eternity of torment at the hands of Mamon, the Demon Prince of Greed. If he saves the world, all the debts he piled up will come due.

And those are the sort of debts that take an IOU.

Can Quinn save the world and escape certain death?

If you love Urban Fantasy stories with vampires, dragons, and loads of magic you’ll love the Quinn Chronicle.

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Jack Story is a Private Detective in a city of heroes.

Jack takes the job.

Sometimes being a detective in a city full of superheroes can be Hell.

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Private Detective Jack Story has two problems.

The first: he’s a private detective in a city of super heroes. The second: one of those heroes wants to hire him.

Sheldon Kane is a wealthy real estate developer and former super hero.  It seems Sheldon is worried someone from his hero days is out to kill his young wife.  He wants Jack to follow her around for a few days and prove that it’s just an old man’s paranoia.

It’s easy money. Until she walks into a building that explodes.

The police say it’s a suicide. Jack isn’t so sure. When Kane dismisses Jack from the case with a thank you and a hefty check Jack is sure of one thing: it was murder.

Was she killed by someone from Kane’s past? Did Jack screw up and it’s his fault she’s dead?  Or was it her husband the whole time?

When other people connected to the case start turning up dead, Jack can’t miss a step in chasing a killer down.

Fans of the Jack Story series and readers who love a slow-burn mystery with an explosive end will love The Null Factor.

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He wanted to become a legend.

Box set: 600+ pages of spell-sizzling, magical-mob extorting, wild-witch spellcasting, dragon-gangster action.

Quinn is a talented sorcerer and a better conman. His dream is to become the most famous conman the world has ever seen. When he’s offered a job to steal a skull from a necromancer’s prized collection, he’s well on the way. He puts together a crack team of wizards, vampires, and werewolves. But when the team is betrayed by two of their own, things get out of control. The skull was one part of a set of magical artifacts needed to bring about the end of the world.

Discovering that two of his crew have turned to the dark side and plan to bring about a destructive ancient Aztec prophecy, the embattled trickster devises his own scheme to stay one step ahead in a decidedly dangerous game. But when he makes a single misplay, Quinn gets exactly what he wanted: he’s famous… and locked into a seriously dodgy deal with the Devil himself. The Devil wants Quinn to save the world, not end it.

Can the sorcery-wielding scoundrel save the world and escape a devilish contract without going to Hell?

The Quinn Chronicle contains the three books in the fast-paced spellbinding Quinn Chronicles urban fantasy series. If you like street-smart heroes, wickedly twisted plots, and a heavy helping of fire and brimstone, then you’ll love W.H. Lock’s hilarious heist.

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In any other story, he'd be the bad guy.

Quinn is a talented sorcerer and a better con artist. But even the best get caught. On his first day out of prison, Quinn has one thing on his mind: steak dinner. Rare with blue cheese sprinkles and probably those fried onion bits on top.

What he didn't have in mind, was a member of his parole board asking him for a favor during his first good meal in years. Steal a skull from a powerful LA necromancer. A skull that might grant the owner the power to destroy the world.

Quinn assembles a team of supernatural criminals that should be able to steal the skull before lunch. Except the angelic crime boss forces Quinn to swear a magical oath to not steal the skull. And the necromancer ropes Quinn into a scheme to rob a bank. 

Somehow Quinn has to help the necromancer rob a bank. Steal the skull without the necromancer noticing and not break his oath to the Angel of Los Angeles. And he has to do it while trying to find out who in the group is out to betray him. All of it leaves Quinn with just one question on his mind: why would the parole board want a skull capable of destroying the world?   

Suddenly, prison doesn’t seem so bad.

Quinn thought he had it all.

He pulled the perfect heist. He found the perfect girl. He had the perfect best friend. Everything was...Perfect. 

Except it wasn't.

That perfect girl snuck off with that perfect best friend. That perfect best friend set Quinn up to take the fall. And that perfect heist kick-started the apocalypse. 

Now the FBI wants Quinn to fix it. 

The nefarious pair need one last piece to end the world. A Dagger. A dagger so sharp it can cut the skin of the world open and let the unnamed horrors from outside the universe back in. 

Can Quinn steal the dagger before his Ex's can use it to destroy the world? 

And if he does save the world, does that count as getting back at his Ex's?