Science Fiction and World Religions collide in this new YA series!


Are you looking for the next young adult science fiction and fantasy books to rock your world? Then look no further than this new series by Janie St. Clair.

Thrilling action, charming characters, wit, and wisdom combine in a story that will leave you wishing it were real...
...and thanking God it’s not.



Science fiction and world religions 
collide in:

FREELANCE EXORCISTS

A group of teenagers must work together to exorcise demons according to their own religious traditions.


Book 1 of the series, Peter Hunter and the Minions of Mara, follows a boy on his journey through the wisdom and self-mastery of Buddhism.





          But while you're deciding whether or not to buy it, enjoy the free excerpts on Peter's page.


Book 1.5 of the series, Drop by Drop, is a compilation of short stories based on the characters from Peter Hunter and the Minions of Mara. The stories highlight Rob, Charlie, Zahid, Jeremy, Gina, and Chiara Marino - from book two!



Read more excerpts from Drop by Drop here.
Buy Drop by Drop here.



Book 2 of the series, Chiara Marino and the Demons of Darkness



Check out these excerpts!
Or Buy the book here!
Book 2.5 of the series, The Cupcake Incident



Read the excepts here.
Or buy the book here!



Book 3 of the series, Zahid Nasir and the Wicked Whisperers





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