Andrea Domanski: 7 books

The Omega Group has one purpose: to protect mankind from preternatural and supernatural threats. After all, it takes one to know one, right? Crossfire (Book 1) For her eighteenth birthday, Mirissa Colson receives a package from the mother who abandoned her over a decade ago. The family...

The desire for vengeance has existed since long before Greek gods ruled the realms, but it took the arrival of the modern age for it to be fulfilled. Myrick Kerr, jovial Omega Group agent and last of the merpeople, hungers for a mission requiring his unique underwater abilities. Too bad all...

When Greco’s long-estranged mother vanishes, he must face more than just his own personal demons. Ruthless mercenaries, inept crooks, and deeply buried secrets abound while Greco and Mirissa push their relationship to the brink in a search for answers. In this novella sequel to Crossfire,...

An ancient box. An age-old evil. An inescapable fate. Mirissa Colson thought she’d already fulfilled her destiny to save the world when she defeated the demi-god, Daedric. But when strange atmospheric conditions cause the ancient key she wears around her neck to go molten, she finds there’s...

An age-old prophecy of global devastation is about to be fulfilled. Hunted since childhood because of his preternatural powers, Orano Tulay hides behind a surly attitude and antisocial demeanor. He joined the Omega Group to protect mankind, but the latest threat involves claims of witchcraft...

The Omega Group has one purpose: to save mankind from preternatural and supernatural threats. After all, it takes one to know one, right? Being sent home to investigate a rash of unusual events at the Grand Canyon is a mission Carter Mockta would really like to avoid. He’s worked long and...

Birthdays suck! For her eighteenth, Mirissa Colson receives a package from the mother who abandoned her over a decade ago. The family secret it reveals transforms her life from trying on prom dresses to battling an ancient race of demons. Thanks, Mom. Her nineteenth brings forth an even...