It seems weird, but harmless, when SPR is hired to make the crying of a nonexistent baby stop. But though Mai loves babies and is more than willing to help, the crying can't be smothered, because how do you fulfill the need of something that was never technically alive? Has a dab of romance.

Mai is facing the problems that come with dating an arrogant narcissist (who's actually just shy), but debunking the haunting of an old hospital used for sport by the locals might not be the best place for that. Oh, and beware of asbestos. Sequel to Cumin BUT can be read on its own.

Mai's graduated from high school and is taking her first steps into adulthood. When a unique case comes along that requires the team to follow a college student who believes himself to be haunted by his demon double, she get's a different perspective on what it means to have a future, including Naru's place in it. Sequel to Cumin and Plain, but can be read on its own.

Sequel to Cumin, Plain, Gang, but can be read on its own. Mai is preoccupied with building relationships with her soon-to-be in-laws, but SPR's ultra ritzy, high profile case in a famous hotel could turn her plans of a wedding into a funeral. No one can be trusted, no one is in the right place at the right time, there's a too easy suicide wandering the halls, and Masako and John are acting dangerously and oddly daring.

Sequel to Holy but can be read on its own. A college legend says that if you walk through a part of campus at a certain time of night with the man you love, if he be unfaithful, he will be marked. But never fear. If he comes out with proof of two-timing, the girl in white will come and get rid of him for you. But what happens when the legend proves true and men start to die? Rated M for scary stuff and peeps almost dying and blood, etc etc.

Sequel to White, but can be read on its own. Mai and Naru have a blissful honeymoon planned with no haunting, no ghosts, no tales of murder, and definitely no monsters. But things can only go so good for so long, and this time they are without Naru's trusted tech or any of their friends. They're on their own, and there's no promise of a happily ever after.

Sequel to Slim, BUT CAN BE READ ON IT'S OWN. Despite being irritable and having to deal with an overprotective Naru, Mai's pregnancy is coming along without complications. But, of course, not everyone's pregnancy goes as nature intended it, and Naru can't hope to keep Mai from the spiritual world forever. Warning, graphic birth scene.

When the SPR team is called to investigate a haunted theater in a small town, it's hard to tell who's acting, who's playing, and who's paying... Disclaimer: I own no part of Ghost Hunt A/N: I've been writing on GLM since 2007, it is a work in progress, thirty chapters completed and counting. I hope you enjoy, please drop a line if you do! Cover by: the enormously talented never2late2smile (Erin) Visit her art tag @ http://never2late2smile.tumblr.com/tagged/never2late2smile

Oliver Davis is the famous genius professor who brought parapsychology over the last stretch to being considered a legitimate science. Mai Taniyama is his dorky, orphan pupil who just happens to dig his stick-up-his-ass talk and walk. She also just happens to have enough latent psychic power to follow along on one of his cases. Lucky? Nope. But she doesn't know that yet... Rated M for graphic depictions of self-harm, even if they're ghost-induced.

Sequel to Out of Hand, but can be read on its own. And this time, Mai is sent solo on a case Professor Davis just can't be bothered with, which is saying something as it's on their own campus. Both Mai and the Professor seriously doubt any ghosts are on this case, but since the president is asking...btw, what's all this about being engaged to a high schooler? Rated M for scary stuff and one dude taking a make-out session too far. He gets punched.