Althalia Cabrera might seem like any other witchy Portland hipster whiling away her days behind the counter of a freaky occult museum, but there's more to her whole deal than a trendy pursuit of the craft. Althalia is a bruja by blood—the youngest in a long line of powerful magic users from a long-ago culture indigenous to Mexico. In her twenty years, Althalia has studied with her loving abuela by her side, supporting and mentoring her use of the family magic, and protecting her from the darkest parts of their practice's history. But just as Althalia's inner light and power begins to shine, the darkness of the past finds its way into her world and strikes a tragic blow, testing Althalia in ways she might not be prepared enough to survive.

From the time she was little, Althalia’s abuela taught her about their culture; there was music, there was food, there was history, and then there was magic. The magic of the brujas. Althalia, along with her two companions, Dana, a were-coyote, and Chuey, a chupacabra, uses her abuela’s training to help and assist others from all manner of spirits, demons, hell beasts, and even priests who seek the brujas destruction.

Althalia Cabrera is desperately trying to do the right thing, but exactly what the right thing is has never been murkier to the young bruja. She can either accept the help of her indigenous religion's ancient death gods and save the life of her beloved abuela, or face the loneliness of being the last of her kind. Shattered by grief and surging with her growing power, Althalia is about to show the underworld what can happen when you threaten the wrong witch's sweet little abuela.

Cartoonist Sourya’s manga and bandes dessinées-inspired adventure continues as Talli trains to master her mysterious powers before her pursuers lay siege to the city in the third exhilarating installment of the Daughter of the Moon series! Talli is a Summoner, a being of immense but mysterious powers granted by the goddess of the moon, and shunned by society for that very power. On the run from the forces of Lord Ulric, who wants to exterminate the Summoners, Talli and her companions take shelter in a mountain stronghold manned by those loyal to the children of the moon. Fara, an elderly Summoner—the first of her own kind that Talli's ever met—begins training her to use her power and, ultimately, the mythical Chimera that appears when her blood is spilled. Isolated with her new teacher and her frequent verbal sparring partner Lélo, a lethargic but incredible swordsman, Talli's ability grows. Further down the mountain, Lord Ulric and his terrifying Special Brigade lay siege on the walls that separate them from their prey. As the gates fall, Talli's loyal knight protector, Alan, bets his life on Captain Nina, forest warriors Max and Maddie make a final stand against improbable odds, and we see the true power of the Summoners for the first time!

Recovering the U.S. Hispanic Literary Project is a national project to locate, identify, preserve and make accessible the literary contributions of U.S. Hispanics from colonial times through 1960 in what today comprises the fifty states of the United States.