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The Strongbox Chronicles
The Cardinal Rule * The Firebird Deception * The Phoenix Law
The Heartstrike Universe
Atlantis Fallen * Coming to America * From Coffin to Grave
The Border Kingdom
Roses in Amber * Wintergate
The Inheritors' Cycle
The Queen's Bastard * The Pretender's Crown
(Content Warning: The Inheritors' Cycle is very, very good, but much, much darker than my usual writing)
Stand-Alones
Redeemer
Through the Fire
Practical Boots
Stone's Throe
Magic & Manners
Bewitching Benedict
What Measure Ye Mete
Take A Chance
Writing as Catie Murphy
The Dublin Driver Mysteries
Dead in Dublin * Death on the Green * Death of an Irish Mummy * Death in Irish Accents * Death by Irish Whiskey
writing paranormal romance as Murphy Lawless
The Gladiator Shifters
Gladiator Bear * Gladiator Cheetah * Gladiator Hawk * Gladiator Wolf * Gladiator Tiger
The Alaskan Totem Shifters
Raven Heart * Polar Heart
and writing paranormal romance as Zoe Chant
The Virtue Shifters
Timber Wolf * Librarian Bear * Sealed With A Kiss * Hold My Bear * A Christmas Like No Otter * Wear Wolf * A Very Meowy Christmas * Somebunny to Love * Buck the Halls * Koalafied for Love
About the Author
CE Murphy began writing around age six, when she submitted three poems to a school publication. The teacher producing the magazine selected (inevitably) the one she thought was by far the worst, but also told her–a six year old kid–to keep writing, which she has.
She has also held the usual grab-bag of jobs usually seen in an authorial biography, including public library volunteer (at ages 9 and 10; it’s clear she was doomed to a career involving books), archival assistant, cannery worker, and web designer. Writing books is better.
She was born and raised in Alaska, and now lives with her family in her ancestral homeland of Ireland.
You can most reliably find her online at catiemurphy.com.
Acknowledgments
Sarah Palmero, Nicholas Whyte, Paul Knappenberger (better known as “Trent” in these acknowledgment pages), Cameron Banks and Katrina Lehto read early drafts of this book in hopes of helping come up with a title, and, since they were doing that anyway, gave some helpful feedback on the shape of the story. If I missed anybody in that list, I beg forgiveness, but I think it was just those five. Also, Laura “Soapturtle” Denson helped me keep my blog software up-to-date when I had no brain left for such things myself. Thank you all tremendously.
There are the usual suspects who need thanking: my husband Ted, who does a remarkable job of maintaining sanity when I’m in the worst of writer-modes, and my editor, Mary Theresa Hussey, who inevitably makes my books more worth reading. My hat is also off to G&S Cover Designs for the magnificent new covers for the Walker Papers re-releases.
Also, the scarab launcher? That was Ursula Vernon's idea. I'd forgotten about that until I re-read this for the re-releases. :D
-Catie
C.E. Murphy, Cauldron Borne
