People keep telling her to go to Hell. This time, Zita Garcia's actually taking their advice.Last summer, Zita and her friends defeated a supervillain plot, but the evildoers vanished and the aftermath was mythical. If she'd ever bothered to read a comic book, she might've known they'd be back.Now, the villains return, flaunting new bling, improved powers, and a snazzy private army. Their mission is simple: to control the world and turn Zita's friends into history.To stop them and save her friends, Zita must raid the literal Greek Underworld alone, and worse yet, without snacking. Her only ally? The sort-of boyfriend who might've been breaking up with her before he went missing.Will the ghosts of the past prevail or can Zita save her friends, the world, and maybe even her relationship?Change is the ninth book in the Arca urban fantasy superhero series. It contains immoderate language, brazen liberties with history and myth,...

Adrenaline junkie and almost-respectable accountant Zita Garcia wouldn't know a superhero from some dude in his pajamas. So, the second-to-last thing she expected was to wake from a spontaneous coma, quarantined, and with super powers she has to hide from everyone, including her family. Now Zita must master her new abilities while dodging kidnappers, evading government inquiries, and finding her missing brother.The only thing weirder would have been if the blind date had gone well.Super is the first in the Arca superhero urban fantasy series, and as a movie, would be rated "R" for immoderate language, lame sexual innuendo, comic book violence, and sheer length.

After successfully rescuing her brother from a serial killer and stopping a plot to use a magic butter knife to massacre thousands, Zita Garcia is ready for a return to her regular life: illegally climbing skyscrapers, hiding her superpowers, and grudgingly earning a paycheck to cover all those bills piling up. Unfortunately, her least favorite supervillains are rampaging around in a bloody crime spree, outmaneuvering and outgunning the authorities. Enlisting her friends to help, even the one sulking in his dad's basement, she's got to stop the bad guys and their latest evil plan before anyone else dies. Even if Zita isn’t sure what they’re doing, other than it involves Brazil. And maybe dinosaurs. Power is the third in the Arca superhero urban fantasy series and includes immoderate language, lame sexual innuendo, and comic book violence.