There are nine series in the paranormal universe. Each series can be read alone, or if you want to read them all, follow the column to the right.
Most books can be read as a stand-alone. The exceptions are the ONLY HUMAN series, the three BASH books, the four FAERIE books, and the three CAT OUT OF HELL books.
A Vampire and Werewolf Power-Couple Romance…
Marco wanted the sexy werewolf the first time he felt her energy, but she was too politically connected for him to make her his with vampire tricks, and that was long before she’d become Alpha Wolf over the southeastern United States. Now, she’s a powerhouse of her own, and the only way to keep her in his life is to win her heart.
Cora didn’t plan to fall for a vampire, and her life absolutely does not need the complication of yet another uber-powerful being, but a long-distance relationship has been totally manageable over the years, thanks to a friend who can teleport.
But Marco wants more, so when the current Master Vampire announces his relocation plans, Marco negotiates to move from New York to Chattanooga.
Can it work for the Alpha Werewolf over the Southeast to join up with the Master Vampire over the same territory? And since Cora is metaphysically bound to the Harlequin, what happens when she joins her power so intimately with an ancient powerhouse of a vampire?
Fasten your seatbelt and put your trays in the upright position, because this is going to be a wild ride.
A Vampire & Slayer Opposites-Attract Romance…
Enemies to lovers. Opposites attract. No matter how you say it, these two supernatural beings are a volatile, visceral mix right from the start.
Etta is a vampire, and she’sbeen forced to work for the Concilio for centuries. She feeds on fear — a rare and powerful talent, highly valued by the ruling vampires who rely on torture as a weapon against their enemies. But a Master Vampire friend of old is finally in a position to procure her release from the infamous institution.
Ryan is a slayer, responsible for protecting humankind from the supernaturals who prey on them, and he isn’t pleased when the former evildoer and most feared torturer of the Concilio moves into his city.
He’s even less pleased at his reaction to her. Slayers don’t date vampires, and even if they did, they wouldn’t date one more inclined towards evil than good.
Three Daddies for ChristmasA heartwarming paranormal Christmas ménage…
Archie, Leo, and Isaac are triplets. All three have a daddy fetish, but they come at it from different directions. However, finding a little who can handle three daddies –– a caretaker daddy, a disciplinarian daddy, and a nymphomaniac daddy who needs sex-on-demand more times a day than a werewolf needs food — has proven difficult.
Emma makes a good living decorating wedding cakes in Las Vegas. She’s a coyote shifter, and she avoids the werewolves as much as possible, so imagine her surprise when a huge wolf walks into her bakery and comes to her rescue when her ex-boyfriend is making a scene.
After leaving her ex, Emma is living in a by-the-week apartment until she can find a house to buy, and she’s surprised at the offer to move right in with the triplets, but a trusted mutual friend assures her these guys are safe, so she agrees to the house rules and makes the move.
She’s always wanted a daddy, and now she’s living with three. Will it be too much? Or just enough?
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Wrench recently moved to the Birmingham RTMC chapter from Mobile after his sister went through a nasty breakup and needed him. He’s good friends with Khan, who has more house than he needs, and who welcomed both Wrench and his sister to live with him.
The nearest neighbor is two hundred yards away, but with the help of his werewolf hearing, Wrench hears a ruckus, goes to investigate, and finds an all-girls party happening with an unwelcome male guest. He runs the asshole off, and his neighbor invites him to hang out for the rest of the party.
Tori, short for Victoria, long ago stopped using her trust fund, and eschewed society and all forms of materialism. She lived without electricity for so long after the battle, now that it’s finally restored, she still doesn’t have it. Her small house is paid for, and she makes enough money finishing sheetrock a few weeks a year to pay for the food she can’t grow or kill. No attachments, no outside responsibilities, and that’s the way she likes it.
Until the biker from next door comes into her life and throws everything upside down. How does he know she’s always wanted a daddy, but is too scared to let one all the way into her life? And how does he manage to do just that before she even realizes he has?
WRENCH releases September 7, 2023
Khan is in charge of Rolling Thunder’s professional submissives. He manages them (herding feral cats would be easier), he protects them, and he trains them when they wish to advance their skills. There’s no shortage of women at the local BDSM clubs who want Khan to take them home and hurt them, and he frequently has from one to four submissives in his home, but he’s given up hope of finding his very own pet or slave — his needs are too dark, too evil. The human part of him wants to hurt them, his wolf wants to smell their terror, and the combination of the two had, so far, sent even the most hard-core of masochists running for the hills before he’d barely gotten started. So, no more relationships, and no more trusting a masochist could actually handle him at his worst, no matter the promises made ahead of time.
Tempe, short for Temperance, is a self-described maso-slut, chasing the ultimate sadist. She’s been with the same Master three years, and when that relationship crashes and burns, her brother moves back to Birmingham to keep her safe. His MC brothers are supposed to help protect her, but she senses one is a kindred spirit, and makes sure he overhears when she’s talking to another woman and shares her fantasies: magnitudes of violence and violation while choked with terror.
Warning: Triggers. All the triggers. Every one of them. Proceed with caution.
KHAN releases August 24, 2023
Heather thought she’d finally figured her sexuality out, but there’s so much more to learn. Kyle hasn’t dealt with his past, and it’s long-past time he faced his most visceral of fears. Marcus has wanted his own slave — someone to love and adore and hurt — for most of his adult life. How much negotiating is he willing to do to bring the woman of his dreams under his roof? If she balks at too much of what he wants, is she really the one he’s been searching for?
Going from a threesome to a foursome is a much bigger deal than it would seem at first glance. One would think the fourth person being a slave under a near-total power exchange would make things easier, and it does in some respects, but it also complicates life in unexpected ways.
You’ll want to strap in and charge your batteries for the second half of the Safeword: Mayday duet, because this one goes to a whole mountain of unexpected places.
The Safeword: Mayday duet can be read as a stand-alone.
Heather’s soul soars when she’s hang-gliding, skydiving, kayaking, or piloting a helicopter during search and rescue missions. She’s taken the term adrenaline junkie to a whole new level. However, she’s never enjoyed sex and never had an orgasm.
Instead of giving up on her, Kyle, a long-time friend who convinces her to be more, brings an experienced Dom in to help. Marcus explains she only enjoys extreme sports, so she needs to try extreme sex since the normal kind hasn’t worked. Marcus is all Dom, and helps Kyle bring Heather alive sexually.
Just when Heather thinks she has everything figured out, she learns the details of how it worked when the two men shared a girlfriend for years while they were in college.
Safeword: Mayday can be read as a stand-alone.
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Lauren wants to put down roots of her own. Homewood will always be home, but it’s time she found her own place in this world. She thought Branson was the perfect opportunity, with a fantastic job, a bedroom just down the hall from Nick, and a quick drive to see Gavin, but everything’s falling apart, and there’s more trouble on the horizon.
Nick’s a cat, and they never react well when their feelings are hurt. Gavin’s a new Master Vampire, and no one’s challenged his status yet, but that’s bound to change soon.
And just how much fire is Lauren playing with, trying to have a relationship with two alpha males at the same time?
Inked Beauty is book two of the Wicked Inked duet, and should be read after Wicked Beauty.
The Wicked Inked duet can be read as a stand-alone.
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Gavin has perfected the art of being terrifying. His value to Zander lies in his being the junkyard dog — the one who doesn’t merely kill their enemies, but does so in a spectacular fashion.
Lauren is about to graduate college and head off into the rest of her life. She and her mom are in Alaska, visiting her mom’s friend, when Lauren ventures off to the local university’s campus on her own. Gavin follows, telling himself he’s keeping an important guest of the coterie safe, but then dislikes the two bears the young woman flirts with, and he runs them off.
At first glance, these two souls would seem to be complete opposites, but once they begin talking, it becomes clear how Lauren’s early beginnings in a Chinese orphanage made her ultimately practical, and the two mesh together better than anyone could’ve possibly imagined.
The Wicked Inked duet can be read as a stand-alone.
Daniel was part ogre and part human, way back in the sixth century. Now he’s a nearly seven-foot-tall genius vampire who consults for NASA. Since he lives an hour and a half from his coterie, he maintains his own flock, and he purchases slaves through the Concilio, rather than dealing with the hassle of enticing shapeshifters to voluntarily provide his sustenance. He has needs few would volunteer to slake.
Mariah is a sexy gazelle shifter, tall and lithe. She grew up in flyover country, and despite the Concilio’s rules against shapeshifters playing organized sports with humans, she played high-school basketball in her small town without getting caught. However, a college scout turned her in, and now she’s owned by the Concilio, trained as a pleasure slave.
Daniel hitches a ride to Italy with a friend to attend an auction, and he returns home with a statuesque gazelle who was aiming for an applied physics degree on a basketball scholarship. She’s intelligent enough she doesn’t annoy him simply by opening her mouth, and sturdy enough to withstand the things he plans to do to her.
It isn’t the ogre part of Daniel’s personality that’s needed toning down over the centuries, but his inner Viking. Razing and pillaging, indeed.
