Dannoc Popovic continues his adventures into the world of light powers and taps into his abilities to hunt down the predators setting traps to destroy Night Warriors. Danny thought he had everything going for him: He is in a settled relationship with Olena. His brother is now more than just a brother, he is his best friend. And then he stumbles upon a trap set on a Loveland bike path that sets him on a different trail of not only dodging the traps, but dodging the fury of the local police department, and hunting down the killers of the Domini slave drivers of the Warrior world. To get to the end of the bike path, he has to show himself as the strongest Day and Night Warrior with a bag of new tricks that he has been practicing for such a special occasion. Aaron Dietz (author of Super) says: "R delRio's Moonlit Knight is an exciting and compelling follow-up to the first tale in the series, Daylight Knight... Moonlit Knight is a compelling tale of contemporary fantasy... delRio bucks the trend in giving the reader a main character who is extremely powerful, yet would prefer to watch a kung fu movie over engaging in battle."

Dannoc Popovic has lived a sheltered life, living for the sunrise everyday and dreading the sunset every night. His fear of the moon light and the darkness kept him caged. And then Rona, a mysterious mudraca shows up to teach him the ways of a Day Warrior. Danny's world begins to expand, and his fears begin to diminish. With his new abilities to harness light energy, Danny discovers that there are new restrictions and new chains that bind him in responsibilities. He must either join the forces of other Day Warriors or lose his abilities and possibly his life...

Roy Dean was born with severe Down's syndrome to an indifferent mother. When he is four, he suffers a trauma and is separated from his mother and confined to a wheelchair in an institution. At 16, without a thought to the consequences, Roy Dean slowly rises from his wheelchair and walks away from the only world he really knows. This is the story of the evolution of Roy Dean, and how he learns the joy of dumpsters, friendship, independence, and the ability to face his anger and fears. Roy Dean wanders the streets of the city, slowly emerging from its shadows to find the sunlight and the power of self-respect.

Golden, Kansas is a town without Mercy. It doesn't welcome the poor, the hungry, the unloved, or the drug addicts. In fact, Golden offers all of these people a one way ticket out of town to anywhere and ten dollars as icing on the cake. These policies were adapted by an obsessive compulsive mayor, and enforced by a series of police officers and occassionally, by one serial killer, who steps in when Fate doesn't do her role. This is the story of the town of Golden, versus one confused man, a social worker, an obsessive compulsive ex-mayor, and a serial killer.