Lola Guntram is used to being an outcast. She's the only blood witch in Fort Rosser, mistrusted by other witches and happier working solo. But when her dark practices make her the prime suspect in a brutal murder investigation, she's forced to turn to others for help. Not that she has many allies—her ex-girlfriend thinks Lola is the killer, and the local coven leader thinks Lola will corrupt them all if she gets too close.Help comes in an expected—and alluring—form. Tristesse is a demon on the run, beautiful, enigmatic, and suspiciously keen to assist Lola while she chases down the real killer. How can Lola refuse? With the police breathing down her neck, accusations flying, and inhuman monsters on the streets, Lola needs all the help she can get. The killer is angry, desperate, and determined. But so is Lola Guntram. And she doesn't care how dark or bloody the magic has to get—she's going to stop them.

I thought I was done with magic when I left home at sixteen.Ten years later, it turns out magic isn't done with me.Because I'm not just anybody - I'm the heir to a magical legacy I want nothing to do with. And if I'm going to persuade my family I'm the worst person for the job, my only option is to go home and prove to them I'm still the same old useless, powerless Theo Quinn. But when I get back to the sinister Elder House, I find nothing but death, lies, and fear. I've got nobody to trust, no place to go, and no choice but to confront the worst nightmares of my childhood. My mother is dying. It might be murder. And I might be next.Fuck my life. Hand of Fate is the first in an urban fantasy trilogy with a slow-burn romance, a ton of magic, and a web of lies you'll be dying to see unravel!

I retired from vampire-hunting seven years ago. Unfortunately nobody told the local vampires. In the quiet seaside town of Ridderport, vampires are dying in a way I've never seen before, and Mr. Cold, the master of the city, wants me to find out why. So with a little cash and a lot of threats on the table, I'm diving deep into a world I thought I'd left behind.I'm a dhampir. I've seen a lot of weird shit. None of it prepared me for warlocks and sea zombies. I'm not ready for a baby vampire in need of my protection. And I'm definitely not ready to rip open the wounds that sent me into retirement. But right now in Ridderport, it's kill or be killed. Which means I don't have a choice. The Mortal Touch is the first in a classic urban fantasy series. If you love vampires, dark magic, broken hearts, and found families, you'll want to discover the Georgia Jackson series!

Ayla Hammond is taking on Paris. Hoping for a romantic getaway in the City of Lights with her girlfriend, Shannon, she finds a city under the dark thrall of Le Monstre. Getting caught up in mystery and murder was the last thing Ayla and Shannon expected to find in the City of Love, but as the body count grows and tension rises between Parisian werewolves and humans they find themselves stalked by an unknown terror. What is Le Monstre and why does it make Ayla's wolf want to turn tail and run? Can it be stopped before they become its next victims?

Ayla Hammond has come home. After years as a lone wolf in a self-imposed exile she’s rejoining the pack and trying to mend fences with her parents. She’s convinced them to accept her girlfriend, but can a lone wolf change her ways? As if homecoming wasn’t hard enough, Ayla also can’t help getting involved in a missing person case.

The first Urban Wolf story featured in Queer Wolf anthology. Returning home for the funeral of her cousin, Ayla thinks the worse she’ll have to deal with is her prejudiced parents until she finds herself hunting down a monster.

Charley and Nessa are from two different worlds. Nessa is a selkie and Charley is all too human. When selkies and humans fall in love, tragedy can follow. For Charley and Nessa, that never seems to matter when they're together. But when Nessa's seal skin is stolen, the lovers uncover all the reasons humans and selkies should stay in their separate worlds. **

PI Ethan Banning is smoking too much, sleeping too little, and hearing voices. One voice, to be exact: the voice of the demon that possessed him on his last case. A voice that urges him to hurt, rape, kill, and Ethan doesn't think he has the strength to ignore it much longer. When his latest missing person case turns into a murder investigation, Ethan finds himself fighting not just demonic urges, but black magic, an incubus with a hidden agenda, and a client who just won't pay up. Luckily, Ethan's got a few friends on his side, like Detective Anna Radcliffe, and his trusty dog, Mutt. If Ethan can ignore the demon long enough, he might just solve this case before it kills him.