Minimum Wage Magic

DFZ Series, Book 1

Return to the DFZ with a new standalone series full of dragons, mages, and the deadly perils of freelance employment, now complete at three books!

Making a living is hard. In a lawless city where gods are real, dragons are traffic hazards, and buildings move around on their own, it can feel downright impossible.

Good thing freelance mage Opal Yong-ae has never let little things like impossibility stop her. She's found a way to put her overpriced magical art history degree to use as a Cleaner: a contract municipal employee who empties out abandoned apartments and resells the unusual treasures she finds inside for a profit. It's not a pretty job, or a safe one--there's a reason she wears bite-proof gloves--but when you're neck-deep in debt to a very magical, very nasty individual, you can't be picky about where the money comes from.

But even Opal's low standards are put to the test when the only thing of value in her latest apartment is the body of the previous tenant. Dealing with the dead isn't technically part of her job, but this mage died hiding a secret that could be worth a lot of money, and Opal's the only one who knows. With debts she can't pay due at the end of the week, this could be the big break she's been waiting for, but in a city of runaway magic where getting in over your head generally means losing it, the cost of chasing this opportunity might be more than Opal can survive.

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Available now in these formats:

• Amazon Ebook
• Kindle Unlimited
• Print Edition in glorious 6x9 Trade Paperback
• Audiobook narrated by Naomi Rose-Mock

Print is widely available!

Opal's 1st paperback is a 6x9 trade size with a buttery-feeling matte cover that's just pure pleasure to hold. Available widely to order from most places that sell physical books, including:

• Barnes & Noble
• Bookshop.org

Or you can request it from your local bookstore! Anyone with an Ingrams account can place an order using ISBN: 9781952367007

Minimum Wage Magic should also be accessible to libraries so don't be shy about requesting it.