For fans of the Supernatural and Buffy the Vampire Slayer, a new series about ancient evils that go bump in the night and a girl who isn't afraid to put them in their place. July's a recent transplant to the sleepy, creepy little town of Shades, Wyoming and finds herself on a crash course to the paranormal when the newly dead begin wandering the streets in search of answers...and only she can see them. Only Renn Hollingsworth, half-Shoshone and all trouble, believes her and holds what may be the key to saving not only themselves, but Shades as well. It's an ancient society that guards the length of the Continental Divide, the source of all creation in the myths of many Native American tribes. An old-boys' club that doesn't welcome outsiders, July's about to show them what a little girl from Denver can do when it comes to protecting the ones she loves.

On her own under council training, July comes face to face with a new evil. A vindictive, vicious spirit known as Red-Woman has been set loose and uses her uncanny ability to incite jealousy in the group and nearly causes its undoing. Renn returns and together, he and July will have to face the truth of where he comes from and where she's going. The second in the Shamans of the Divide series, Fall into Fire continues the story of July Henry. She's caught up in the dealings of an ancient society that guards the length of the Continental Divide, the source of all creation in the myths of many Native American tribes. An old-boys' club that doesn't welcome outsiders, July's proving what a little girl from Denver can do when it comes to protecting the ones she loves. Shamans of the Divide is a an exciting paranormal series steeped in the Native American folklore of the American West. Part Supernatural, part Buffy the Vampire Slayer, it's heroine, July Henry, is all about showing the higher ups what a little girl with some big ideas can do.